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The semioethic turn in sign studies --$tPart I: Critical semiotics, structures and models --$tChapter 1. Signposts leading to semioethics: on signs, values and the non-neutrality of semiotics --$tChapter 2. Insights into structure and structuralism --$tChapter 3. Human modelling, puzzles and articulations --$tPart II: Signification, logic, iconicity --$tChapter 4. Evolutionary cosmology, logic and semioethics --$tChapter 5. Image, primary iconism and otherness --$tChapter 6. Signs of silence --$tPart III: Understanding, significs and dialogism --$tChapter 7. Reading significs as semioethics --$tChapter 8. The objective character of misunderstanding. When the mystifications of language are the cause --$tChapter 9. The live word, value and otherness --$tPart IV: The centrality of translation for semiotics --$tChapter 10. Translational semiotics, life processes and ideology --$tChapter 11. Translation, iconicity and dialogism --$tChapter 12. The semiotic machine, linguistic work and translation --$tPart V: From global semiotics to semioethics --$tChapter 13. Extending semiotic horizons --$tChapter 14. From the methodica of common speech to the methodica of common semiosis --$tChapter 15. Global semiotics and the vocation for translation --$tChapter 16. Social symptomatology and semioethics --$tNotes --$tReferences --$tName and subject index 330 $aThis book examines the issues surrounding the problematic perpetuation of dominant sign systems through the framework of 'semioethics'. Semioethics is concerned with using semiotics as a powerful tool to critique the status quo and move beyond the reproduction of the dominant order of communication. 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Introduction /$rHofmeester, Karin / Linden, Marcel van der --$t2. Regions --$t2.1. China /$rMoll-Murata, Christine --$t2.2. South Asia /$rBehal, Rana P. --$t2.3. Sub-saharan Africa /$rFreund, Bill --$t2.4. Latin America and the Caribbean /$rBarragán, Rossana / Mayer, David --$t2.5. Canada and the United States /$rPalmer, Bryan D. --$t2.6. Eastern Europe /$rZimmermann, Susan --$t2.7. Western Europe /$rKomlosy, Andrea --$t2.8. Iran (Persia) /$rAtabaki, Touraj --$t2.9. The Ottoman Middle East and Modern Turkey --$t3. Types of Work --$t3.1. Agriculture /$rVanhaute, Eric --$t3.2. Mining /$rKnotter, Ad --$t3.3. Textile Industry /$rParthasarathi, Prasannan --$t3.4. Trade, Transport, and Services /$rCole, Peter / Hart, Jennifer --$t3.5. Administrative Staff /$rGarstenauer, Therese --$t4. Labour Relations --$t4.1. Introductory Remarks /$rHofmeester, Karin --$t4.2. Subsistence and Household Labour /$rBoris, Eileen --$t4.3. Convict Labour /$rDe Vito, Christian G. --$t4.4. Indentured Labour /$rHoefte, Rosemarijn --$t4.5. Slave Labour /$rManning, Patrick --$t4.6. Wage Labour /$rLucassen, Jan --$t5. Attitudes To Work /$rHofmeester, Karin --$t6. Labour Migration --$t7. Work Incentives and Forms of Supervision /$rLinden, Marcel van der --$t8. Organization and Resistance --$t8.1. Mutualism /$rLinden, Marcel van der --$t8.2. Desertion /$rRossum, Matthias van --$t8.3. Strikes, Lockouts, and Informal Resistance /$rVelden, Sjaak van der --$t8.4. Trade Unions /$rLinden, Marcel van der --$tAcknowledgments /$rHofmeester, Karin / Linden, Marcel van der --$tNotes on Contributors --$tSubject Index --$tIndex of Names 330 $aCoffee from East Africa, wine from California, chocolate from the Ivory Coast - all those every day products are based on labour, often produced under appalling conditions, but always involving the combination of various work processes we are often not aware of. 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