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200 10$aAnalyzing Cultures$eAn Introduction and Handbook /$fMarcel Danesi and Paul Perron
210   $cIndiana University Press$d1999
210  1$aBloomington :$cIndiana University Press,$d1999.
210  4$dİ1999.
215   $a1 online resource (1 online resource xiii, 413 pages.)
225 0 $aAdvances in semiotics
327   $gPt. I.$tBasic Notions and Views.$g1.$tWhat Is Culture?$g2.$tThe Field of Cultural Semiotics.$g3.$tThe Signifying Order --$gpt. 2.$tThe Semiotic Study of Culture.$g4.$tThe Body.$g5.$tLanguage.$g6.$tMetaphor.$g7.$tSpace.$g8.$tArt.$g9.$tObjects.$g10.$tNarrative.$g11.$tTelevision and Advertising --$gpt. III.$tA Practical Synthesis.$g12.$tSemiotic Analysis.
330   $aAnalyzing Cultures provides what readers of semiotics, antrhopology, communications, and media studies have long searched for: an intelligent and engaging introduction to semiotic analysis. Marcel Danesi and Paul Perron have written a unique primer that addresses the way culture is studied within a semiotic framework. The authors give a concise, accessible overview of theories of signs in the history of philosophy and the social sciences. Principles of semiotic analysis are presented with vivid examples drawn from the world around us. Chapters are devoted to, among other things, the body and nonverbal communication; language acquisition, language in its social context, and how language shapes thought; cultural meanings of territories, spaces, and buildings; the importance of art to culture; cultural meanings of objects, artifacts, and technological processes; forms and cultural functions of narrative; and television and advertising media. Analyzing Cultures is without peer as an introduction and reference for readers who want to understand the place of semiotics in the history of philosophy and the social sciences.
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608   $aEinfu?hrung.
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615 17$aCultuur.
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702   $aPerron$b Paul
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