Peirce's Doctrine of Signs
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Peirce's Doctrine of Signs

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Peirce's Doctrine of Signs

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Year
2011
ISBN
9783110873450

Table of contents

  1. Citations of Peirceā€™s works
  2. Part 1. A general theory of signs: Its possibility and purpose
  3. General theories, vague utterances, and fruitful inquiries
  4. The philosophic significance of Peirceā€™s theory of signs
  5. Vagueness, generality, and undeciding otherness
  6. The Grand Vision
  7. Part 2. Peirceā€™s conception of semiosis: Presuppositions and articulations
  8. Peirceā€™s conception of habit
  9. Information and the metaphysical status of the sign
  10. Part 3. The components of semiosis
  11. The object of semeiotic
  12. Object and final cause in Peirceā€™s semeiotic
  13. Antetension, indexicality, and possible worlds
  14. The ground of semiosis: An implied theory of perspectival realism?
  15. Part 4. The classification of signs
  16. Peirceā€™s second classification of signs
  17. Peirceā€™s doctrine of symbol
  18. Symbol, ritual and cognition
  19. Index and icon revisited
  20. Part 5. The semiosis of metaphor
  21. Peirce and the interaction view of metaphor
  22. From pure icon to metaphor: Six degrees of iconicity
  23. On the neglect of Peirceā€™s views on metaphor in current theories of iconicity
  24. Peirceā€™s definition of metaphor and its consequences
  25. Part 6. Semiotics and aesthetics
  26. Aesthetic and artistic semiosis: A Peircean perspective
  27. Peirce on fiction: Introduction to an author-orientated semiotics
  28. Literary art: Meaning as a sign of possibility
  29. Arguments about icons
  30. Othello and Iago: Twins or opponents? On identity in literary semiotics
  31. Visual semiotics versus pragmaticism: Peirce and photography
  32. Music as icon: A critique of twentieth century music semiotic
  33. Part 7. Philosophy, linguistics and semiotics
  34. Sign structure and sign event in Saussure, Hjelmslev, and Peirce
  35. Relating European structuralist semiotics to American Peircean semeiotic
  36. Peirce and medieval semiotics
  37. Peirce and Derrida: From sign to sign
  38. Part 8. Semiotics and hermeneutics
  39. Peirce and hermeneutics
  40. Hermeneutic aspects in the light of Peirceā€™s methodology
  41. A word is not a sign: Hermeneutic semiotics and Peirceā€™s ā€œEthics of terminologyā€
  42. Peirceā€™s pragmatic maxim and K.-O. Apelā€™s idea of a contemplementary hermeneutical science
  43. Peirce, pragmatism, and interpretation theory
  44. The construction of a Peircean hermeneutics
  45. Index