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200			_aSemiotica, n°38/3-4/1982 _fAssociation Internationale de Sémiotique _bPERI
210			_aLa Haye _cMouton _d1982
215			_a197-391 p.
225			_aSemiotica
345			_aDon P. Piet HORSTEN
545			_hp. 197-204 _fDOUGLAS Mary _iThe future of semiotics _nSEMIOTIQUE
545			_hp. 205-216 _fUEXKÜLL Thure von _iSemiotics and medicine _nSEMIOTIQUE / MEDECINE
545			_hp. 243-276 _fARMSTRONG Nancy _iDickens between two disciplines : A problem for theories of reading _nDICKENS . Hard times _nLECTEUR / LITTERATURE
545			_hp. 277-298 _fPOYTHRESS Vern S _iA framework for discourse analysis : The components of a discourse, from a tagmemic viewpoint _nDISCOURS . ANALYSE
545			_hp. 299-318 _fWAUGH Linda R _iMarked and unmarked : A choice between unequals in semiotic structure _nJAKOBSON
545			_hp. 319-346 _fVANCE STAIANQ Kathryn _iMedical semiotics : Redefining an ancient craft _nSEMIOTIQUE MEDICALE _nLOCKER . Symptoms and illness : The cognitive organization of discord
545			_hp. 347-356 _fGARDNER Howard _iThe interdisciplinary essayist (Review article) _nSEBEOK . The Play of Musement
545			_hp. 357-368 _fGARDNER Martin _iHow well can animals converse ? (Review article) _nSEBEOK et ROSENTHAL . The Clever Hans Phenomenon : Communication with Horses, Whales, Apes and peiople _nANIMAL . COMMUNICATION
545			_hp. 369-380 _fSWIGGERS P _iLost in the semiotic landscape (Review article) _nTOUSSAINT B. Qu'est-ce que la sémiologie _nSEMIOLOGIE / SEMANTIQUE _nSEMIOLOGIE / SEMIOTIQUE
545			_hp.217-242 _fSTANKIEWICZ Edward _iCentripetal and centrifugal structures in poetry _nPOESIE
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