Why semiotics?

a question requiring a fundamental answer for Peirce's sake

André De Tienne

167-181

A logic without nominalism

existential assumptions on the Aristotelian square of opposition revisited

Christopher S. Morrissey

183-202

Instinctive wisdom and trauma-driven abductions

Barry Stampfl

203-244

A system of 21 classes of signs as an instrument of inquiry

Priscila Borges

245-276

Peirce's doctrine of man-sign and its logical antecedents

Michal Karla

277-284

Semiotics and buddhism

around Fabio Rambelli's a Buddhist theory of semiotics

Louis Hebert

285-294

Everyday semiotics

the paradox of a universal discipline

Elliot Gaines

295-310

Reality beyond humanities-science schism

revealing the mutuality of design and semiotics

Seif

311-336

Reading literature

from decoding to remodeling

Ibrahim Taha

337-360

Modern medievalism

rediscovery of the medieval reader

Daniel Fawcett

361-376

Iconicity in verse

overview, examples, and challenges

Jimmie Svensson

377-396

Kandinsky and Chernikhov

point, line, and plane

Rebecca Dalvesco

397-416