The Romantic Irony of Semiotics
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The Romantic Irony of Semiotics

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The Romantic Irony of Semiotics

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Publisher
De Gruyter Mouton
Year
2011
ISBN
9783110872903
Edition
1
Topic
Languages & Linguistics
Subtopic
Linguistics
Index
Languages & Linguistics

Table of contents

  1. Introduction
  2. 1. Bi-planar Semiotics
  3. 2. A temporary leap of faith
  4. Part I
  5. Chapter One The syntactico-semantic paradigm of irony: and beyond
  6. 1. General formulae of irony
  7. 2. Referentiality: the ontological status of the entities articuÂŹlated in irony
  8. 3. Taxonomy
  9. 4. Syntax
  10. 5. The indices of irony
  11. 6. Towards a pragmatics of ironic context
  12. 7. ‘Miscellaneous’ and ‘specificity’: the uncontained residue of rhetoric
  13. 8. Five semiotic formulae
  14. 9. Paradigmatization of the correlations between the rhetoriÂŹcal and the semiotic meta-languages of irony and the resultant view of the ontological status of irony
  15. 10. Conclusion: the rhetorical episteme
  16. A kind of postscript to chapter one
  17. Part II
  18. Chapter One An ironic twist of a semiotics of narrative: Friedrich Schlegel’s Roman
  19. 1. Five semiotic formulae (1.1—1.5)
  20. 2. “Individual relativism of speech perception”
  21. 3. Crises confronting the semiotics mode
  22. 4. Partiality of semiotic solution to irony
  23. Chapter Two Irony the iconoclast: The crisis of representation
  24. 1. Hegelian Phenomenology versus Schlegelian Irony
  25. 2. The negative dialectics of irony
  26. 3. Adorno versus Schlegel: The fragmented connection
  27. 4. Schelling versus Schlegel: recuperation versus praxis
  28. Chapter Three “Über die Unverständlichkeit”: Irony as communicational deconstruction of the semiotic paradigm
  29. 1. Irony of semantic exchange
  30. 2. Irony of the “Isotopy”
  31. 3. The (inter)-semiosic irony of analysis
  32. 4. Irony of codes
  33. 5. Irony of temporal distinctions
  34. 6. Irony of the ontological status of the subject of enunciaÂŹtion
  35. Conclusion
  36. Bibliography
  37. Index of Names
  38. Index of Subjects