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200			_aSemiotica, n°Special supplement1981 _ePolyphonic linguistics : The many voices of Emile Benveniste _fAssociation Internationale de Sémiotique _bPERI
210			_aLa Haye _cMouton _d1981
215			_a1-219 p.
225			_aSemiotica
345			_aDon P. Piet HORSTEN
545			_hp. 101-112 _fMARIN Louis _iOn the theory of writteen enunciation : The notion of interruption-resumption in autobiography
545			_hp. 113-118 _fTODOROV Tzvetan _iSignificance and meaning
545			_hp. 119-126 _fGUATTARI Felix _iInterpretance and sognificance
545			_hp. 127-138 _fGORA Thomas _iTranslating language and society : Form and meaning in Benveniste
545			_hp. 139-148 _fLO _hp. 139-148 _fLOTRINGER Sylvere _iSemiotics and society
545			_hp. 149-156 _fTHOMAS Jean-Jacques _iBenveniste's 'métasémantique' and pragmatics
545			_hp. 157-168 _fLARIVI7RE Michel _iOn Benveniste and the Freudian discovery
545			_hp. 169-180 _fPERALDI François _iWhy did Peirce terrorize Benveniste ?
545			_hp. 181-202 _fDUCROT Oswald _iElocutionary and performative
545			_hp. 203-219 _fMARIN Louis, KRISTEVA Julia, VALESIO Paolo, and DEMAN Paul _iPanel discussion
545			_hp. 27-28 _fFOWKES Robert A _iEmile Benveniste and Indo-European studies
545			_hp. 39-46 _fNAGY Gregory _iBenveniste's contribution to Homeric studies : A case in point
545			_hp. 47-58 _fRIFFATERRE Michael _iPoetic words
545			_hp. 5-24 _fBENVENISTE Emile _iThe semiologie of language
545			_hp. 59-90 _fVALESIO Paolo _iThe analysis of texts and the critique of ideology : An introduction
545			_hp. 91-100 _fNICOLE Eugene _iFrench and general linguistics
545			_hp. V-VII _fSEBEOK Thomas A _iForeword
545			_hp.25-26 _fBARTHES Roland _iOn Emile Benveniste
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610			_aLINGUISTIQUE
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