... the cognitive operations involved in the tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon (a frustrating failure to retrieve a known but temporarily unavailable word) and those involved in creating the anagram, a poetic device discovered by Ferdinand de Saussure, in which the phonemes of the important theme word of a poem...

... approaches to multimodality developed in the Saussure/Hjelmslev linguistic tradition have still not succeeded in anchoring embodiment in their theoretical frameworks in anything more than a schematic fashion. The goal of this article is to redress this balance and construct a semiotic theory of multimodality...

... for analysis which is commonly adopted, a structuralist reading rooted in Saussure's linguistics and Propp's narratology, and suggests a framework stemming from the comics that Calvino would have read in newspapers as a child. An unlikely source of inspiration, these comics actually tell us a great deal about...

... it easier to understand how the Prague school was reacting to emerging theories of language in France and Switzerland and to their German and Russian contemporaries. As they rightly demonstrate, linguistics did not start with Saussure; Saussure is integrated into the ongoing work that Vilém Mathesius (1882...

..., and Mikhail Bakhtin explored the complexity of alienation in language and offered proposals for negotiating it in different versions of literariness. Aarsleff, Hans 1982 From Locke to Saussure: Studies on the Study of Language and Intellectual History (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press...

... Press ). Saussure Ferdinand de 1966 [1915] Course in General Linguistics . Edited by Bally Charles Sechehaye Albert in collaboration with Riedlinger Albert . Translated by Baskin Wade ( New York : Philosophical Library ). Scaife Michael Bruner Jerome...

.... Copyright © 2017 Porter Institute for Poetics and Semiotics 2017 Marcel Proust Michel Bréal comparative grammar involuntary memory linguistics References Aarsleff Hans . 1982 From Locke to Saussure: Essays on the Study of Language and Intellectual History ( Minneapolis...

... (Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press). Shoptaw, John 1996 “Hejinian Meditations: Lives of The Cell,” Journal X 1 : 58 -83. Starobinski, Jean 1979 Words upon Words:The Anagrams of Ferdinand de Saussure , translated by Olivia Emmet(New Haven, CT: Yale University Press). Stein, Gertrude...

...- versity. His books include Structuralist Poetics Saussure On Deconstruction: Theory and Criticism after Structuralism and most recently, Literary Theory: A Very Short Introduction Uri Margolin is professor of comparative...

... Saussure’s linguistics, it was actually a discovery made simultaneously in several branches of the human and the physical and biological sciences as 3 well. The structuralists directed our attention to connections between phe- nomena that previously had seemed unconnected, denigrating in the pro...

... . Ryan Marie-Laure , 1990 , “ Stacks, Frames, and Boundaries, or Narrative as Computer Language ”, Poetics Today 11 : 873 – 99 . Saussure Ferdinand de , 1966 [1916] Course in General Linguistics , edited by Bally Charles Sechehaye Albert Riedlinger Albert , translated...

...” that includes “attention to changes in grammar, lexicon, the appearance of neologisms, changes in word usage, spotting details in manuscripts such as dittographies, etc .” Ferdinand de Saussure ([1916] 2001 : 1) noted that “the early philologists sought especially to correct, interpret and comment upon...

... Geoffrey Derrida Jacques , 3 – 317 . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . Derrida Jacques 1993b Dissemination , translated by Johnson Barbara . London : Athlone . de Saussure Ferdinand 1966 Course in General Linguistics , edited by Bally Charles...

... . 2001 Narrative as Virtual Reality: Immersion and Interactivity in Literature and Electronic Media ( Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press ). Saussure Ferdinand de 1983 [ 1916 ] Course in General Linguistics , translated by Harris Roy ( London : Duckworth ). Scholes...

... in reminding us that at this stage of intellectual history there is indeed a tradition of intertextual theory. Mason even goes so far as to argue that “an account of intertextuality in practice . . . cannot rely on Saussure, Bakhtin, or Kristeva, in the search for identifying observable instances” (5–6...

... merciful soul has now blown the whistle, so that we can all return to whatever it was that we were doing before Ferdinand de Saussure heaved over the horizon.” Eagleton’s (ibid.: 2) insistence that we should not return to a pretheoretical literary impressionism notwithstanding, he is nostalgic about...

... Research .” In The Sage Handbook of Qualitative Research , 3rd ed. , edited by Denzin Norman K. Lincoln Yvonna S. , 1 – 32 . Thousand Oaks, CA : Sage . de Saussure Ferdinand 1916 Cours de Linguistique, General . Lausanne, Paris : Payot . de Vivo Filippo 2010...

... originates in literary studies but has also a considerable interdisci- plinary appeal and potential. The chapter on sign discusses the theory of its arbitrary nature in connection with Ferdinand de Saussure’s ground- breaking work in linguistics and its later critique by Jacques Derrida...

... studies but has also a considerable interdisci- plinary appeal and potential. The chapter on sign discusses the theory of its arbitrary nature in connection with Ferdinand de Saussure’s ground- breaking work in linguistics and its later critique by Jacques Derrida. This critique is often...

... originates in literary studies but has also a considerable interdisci- plinary appeal and potential. The chapter on sign discusses the theory of its arbitrary nature in connection with Ferdinand de Saussure’s ground- breaking work in linguistics and its later critique by Jacques Derrida...