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200 10$aSignifics and language$b[electronic resource] $ethe articulate form of our expressive and interpretive resources /$fby Victoria Lady Welby ; edited and introduced by H. Walter Schmitz
210   $aAmsterdam ;$aPhiladelphia $cJ. Benjamins Pub. Co.$d1985
215   $a1 online resource (433 p.)
225 1 $aFoundations of semiotics,$x0168-2555 ;$vv. 5
300   $a"Reprint of the edition London, 1911, and two articles by V. Welby."
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references.
327   $aSIGNIFICS AND LANGUAGE The Articulate Form of our Expressive andInterpretative Resources; Editorial page; Title page; Copyright page; Table of contents; PREFACE; VICTORIA LADY WELBY'S SIGNIFICS: THE ORIGIN OF THE SIGNIFIC MOVEMENT; 1. The Rediscovery: A First Approach to Lady Welby and Her Significs; 2. The Origins and Development of Significs: A Bio?graphical and Bibliographical Sketch of Lady Welby's Course of Thoughts; 2.1 The Sources of This Study; 2.2 The Development of an Independent Mind; 2.3 The Search for a Contemporary Interpretation of the Christian Doctrine
327   $a2.4 The Evolution of the Human Mind and the Neglected Problem of Meaning2.5 Significs: A New Science; 2.6 The Failure to Institutionalize Signifies; 3. Significs as a Communication Oriented Theory of Signs; 3.1 Lady Welby's Critique of Language and Terminology; 3.2 ""Translation"" and the Unity of Science; 3.3 ""Sense"", ""Meaning"" and ""Significance""; 4. Lady Welby's Influence on Some of Her Contemporaries; 4.1 Andre? Lalande and the Terminology Critical Movement in France; 4.2 From F. To?nnies to the Vienna Circle; 4.3 George Frederick Stout
327   $a4.4 J. M. Baldwin and His Dictionary of Philosophy and Psychology4.5 Some Comments and 'New' Documents on the Correspondence between C.S. Peirce and Lady Welby; 4.6 Bertrand Russell; 4.7 F.C.S. Schiller and ""The Meaning of 'Meaning'""; 4.8 Giovanni Vailati; 4.9 C.K. Ogden's 'Apprenticeship' with Lady Welby; 4.10 Lady Welby and Significs in the Novels of H.G. Wells: Some Remarks; 5. Notes; 6. Bibliography; Thus Far Unpublished Essays by V. Lady Welby; Primal sense and significs; The Social Value of Expression; Notes; MEANING AND METAPHOR.; II.-SENSE, MEANING AND INTERPRETATION. (I)
327   $aIII.-SENSE, MEANING AND INTERPRETATION. (II.)SUMMARY OF PART I.; SUMMARY OF PART II.; PREFACE; APPENDIX
330   $aThis is the facsimile 1911 reprint of Victoria Lady Welby's very last publication Significs and Language. The Articulate form of our Expressive and Interpretative resources. This volume also includes two major essays from the author's hands, 'Meaning and Metaphor' (reprinted from The Monist 3:4, 1893), and 'Sense, Meaning and Interpretation' (reprinted from Mind 5:17 and 18, 1896), and a selection of several noteworthy and unpublished essays. In the introduction to this volume the editor H. Walter Schmitz exemplifies how Lady Welby developed her significs in discussion and cooper
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