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200			_aSemiotica, n°41/1-4/1982 _eSpecial isue : Semiotics and phenomenology de LANIGAN Richard L _fAssociation Internationale de Sémiotique _bPERI
210			_aLa Haye _cMouton _d1982
215			_a1-335 p.
225			_aSemiotica
345			_aDon P. Piet HORSTEN
545			_hp. 107-134 _fHOLENSTEIN Elmar _iOn the cognitive underpinnings of language
545			_hp. 135-168 _fGOUGH James. Jr _i...the essential being of language cannot be anything linguistic - Martin Heidegger
545			_hp. 1-4 _fLANIGAN Richard l _iIntroduction : Two philosophies of communication
545			_hp. 169-182 _fMARTIN Robert _iC. S. Peirce's phaneroscopy and semioticsOn the cognitive underpinnings of language
545			_hp. 183-206 _fSULLIVAN Patrick F _iPeirce and Hjelmslev :Man-as-sign / man-as-language
545			_hp. 207-220 _fDISSANAYAKE Wimal _iThe phenomenology of verbal communication : A classical Indian view
545			_hp. 221-246 _fLANIGAN Richard L _iSemiotic phenomenology in "Plato's Sophist"
545			_hp. 247-256 _fRUDNICK Hans H _iThe concretization of meaning : Roman Ingarden
545			_hp. 25-40 _fTHAYER Lee _iHuman nature : Of communication, of structuralism, of semiotics
545			_hp. 257-276 _fSILVERMAN Hugh J _iAutobiographical textuality : The case of Thoreau's Walden
545			_hp. 277-316 _fYOUNG Katharine _iEdgework : Frame and boundary in the phenomenology of narrative communication
545			_hp. 317-335 _fSOBCHACK Vivian _iToward inhabited space : The semiotic structure of camera mouvement in the cinema
545			_hp. 41-72 _fMOSTOWICZ Ludwika _iVers la phénoménologie sémiotique
545			_hp. 5-24 _fIHDE Don _iPhenomenology and deconstructive strategy
545			_hp. 73-106 _fGROSSBERG Lawrence _iExperience, signification, and reality : The boundaries of cultural semiotics
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