Las zonas de diáspora. La traducción según Susana Romano Sued by Claudia Elina Rosa

“…In this paper we approach the works written by Susana Romano Sued, semiologist, poet, translator, and literary theorist, who proposes a conceptual network around the politics and poetics of translation that goes beyond the studies of comparative literatures. …”
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Iter progettuali ed estensioni di campo. Una conversazione tra Giampaolo Proni e Raffaella Trocchianesi by Anna Lambertini

“…<div class="page" title="Page 1"><div class="section"><div class="layoutArea"><div class="column"><p><span>A semiologist and a designer dialog about metaplanning, creative processes to realize new products and therefore about concept, design models and maps, cleverly using reflections riched in their own fields of research. …”
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Vedere il linguaggio. Sul saussurismo di Barthes by Emanuele Fadda

“…What emerges is a similarity between Saussure and Barthes of a shared socio-linguistic hypersensitivity - the "seeing" of language which takes on a form of "minor scietific drama" (that, at least, is the way in which the semiologist expresses it in relation to the linguist). …”
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SEMIOLOG R. BARTHES AND SOCIAL MYTH: TODAY’S READING by Irina F. Ponizovkina

“…The article deals with today’s reading of creative works by the prominent French semiologist R. Barthes. It reveals key aspects of the researcher’s contribution to the development of philosophy and methodology of studying modern myth. …”
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Undici sonetti per una suite. Michelangelo e Šostakovič by Giuseppina Giuliano

“… The essay analyzes Shostakovich’s Suite on verses by Michelangelo Buonarroti for bass and piano (op. 145), composed in 1974, drawing upon the theory on hypertext and literary translation by the semiologist Augusto Ponzio. Shostakovich, certainly inspired by the Seven Sonnets of Michelangelo (op. 22) by Benjamin Britten, which he listened to in Moscow in 1966, assembles and sets to music 14 poems by Michelangelo Buonarroti in Abram Efros published posthumously in 1964). …”
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Avatars of a semiological adventure: the critical legacy of Roland Barthes and the drift of the structural / post-structural paradigm. An Introduction by María Lourdes Gasillón, María Clara Lucifora

“…The production of Roland Barthes (1915-1980) is abundant and varied to the point where critical studies about his writing –and even, according to the own semiologist– have established different “phases” in the development of his thought. …”
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Coloniality, distribution of the sensible and decolonization: a Rancierian critique of Walter Mignolo's “colonial option” by Juan Diego García

“…<p>In this paper we propose to address and problematize some aspects of the decolonial option of the argentine semiologist Walter Mignolo. Specifically, we are interested in investigating the articulation of two central categories of his thought; "colonial difference" and "geopolitics of knowledge" and how give rise to a politics of identity. …”
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Odnaleźć ciało błyskawicy: O wybranych postaciach w przedstawieniach Odin Teatret by Magdalena Hasiuk

“…A look at how theatrical character can be understood by a theatre practitioner, actor, director and pedagogue Charles Dullin; a sociologist, Jean Duvignaud; and a semiologist, Anne Ubersfeld, serves as the starting point for the inquiry. …”
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Affleurements de l’intrigue policièredans À la recherche du temps perdu by Stéphane Chaudier

“…This study tries to understand why the hero of In Search of Lost Time is at the same time a sagacious semiologist, remarkably able to decipher signs and search clues, and a disastrous detective, whenever he undertakes to discover a truth related to his own complicated love affairs. …”
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It’s Not All in the Mind of Britain: Will Self’s Umbrella by Marc Porée

“…An initial comparison, between Will Self the semiologist cum journalist (after the fashion of Roland Barthes) and Will Self the novelist (deep into anti-psychiatry and most conpiscuously obsessed with the reality and the imagination of disease) will shed light on the neurological and psychic condition of his characters, but of the English nation too. …”
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De los paneles al panelismo: medios, política y pandemia en el escenario postbroadcasting by Yamila Heram, Gastón Cingolani, Mariano Dagatti

“…We talked about these issues with José Luis Fernández, a semiologist specializing in mediatizations, to review different edges and topics around panelism: its antecedents, its, its textualit y as a 'mosaic', its reconfigurations in a pandemic and the place of scientif ic discourse.…”
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Jaqueca asociada a trastorno de conversión (jaqueca de Babinski). Análisis de una serie de 43 casos by E. García-Albea

“…This paper has reused Babinski's description and it tries to rehabilitate the syndrome described by the French semiologist across the relatively frequent experience of this type of patients in a public hospital. …”
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Migraine associated with conversion symptoms (Babinski's migraine): Evaluation of a series of 43 cases by E. García-Albea

“…This paper has reused Babinski's description and it tries to rehabilitate the syndrome described by the French semiologist across the relatively frequent experience of this type of patients in a public hospital. …”
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Narrative Function (Semiotic square) in the paintings of Prayer, Majnun, Blood Contract, and Hazrat Ali Akbar by Khashayar Qazizadeh by Ali Abbasi

“…Thus we can maintain that semiologists are interested in the revelation of meaning from among linguistic forms. …”
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The Philosophical Mea Culpa of the Icons of the Death of the Author by Nysret Krasniqi

“…By treating the works of philosophers, authors, and fundamental semiologists who perpetuated the idea of the Death of the Author, we will observe how the latter gradually fled from the philosophy of doubt and as mea culpa admitted that without the author’s authority the philosophical and literary legacy is no longer the theatre of memory, but the abyss of oblivion. …”
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Identity and communication by Fabris Adriano

“…The theme of identity is of central importance for the work of sociologists, cultural anthropologists, historians of religion, political scientists, biologists, geneticists, phylologists, logicians, legal scholars, linguists and semiologists. Their research contributions are without doubt productive. …”
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Transgressions: film recordings of the isolation period. Media studies analysis of short films inspired by the pandemic (HBO project) by Małgorzata Bożek

“…Secondly, I argue that the deconstruction of codes and the reassembly of meanings proposed by semiologists takes place in the artistic activities in question, as if in the opposite direction. …”
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Ethnic Specificity of Cultural Codes by Vladimir M. Savitskij

“…The author compares and analyzes some definitions of the concept of cultural code offered by Russian and foreign linguists and semiologists. Aspects of this concept are singled out and described. …”
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