Consuming the vampire

sex, death, and liminality

Elizabeth C. Hirschman, Morris B. Holbrook

1-45

Nonverbal behavior as index of social class

Axel Hübler, Jens Schumacher

47-79

A semiotic phemenology of "contact"

the phatic function of body and flesh in Jakobson's model of communication

Frank Macke

81-94

Specific language as constituents of intelligence

Michael E. Martinez, Dianna Townsend

95-113

The dog ate it

the fate of homework as a situational archetype for a pretext. social context, medium, and formalism

Ephraim Nissan

115-162

Argument and catastrophe

Robert Philen

163-174

Father and son in the trinity

metaphor or analogy?

Vincent Guagliardo

175-202

"For this is the naked truth"

the early quakers and going naked as a sign

Katherine Romack

203-231

Pike, semiotics, and anthropology

Eleanor Donnelly

233-242

Kenneth L. Pike's semiotic work

arousing, disputing, and persuading language-and-culture

Gorlée, Myrdene Anderson

243-255

Meaning in the science of signs

Terry J. Prewitt

257-266

Translation

a tagtile experience

Stéphanie Walsh Matthews

267-277

Art, culture, and media under the third reich

Randall Bytwerk

279-280

A study of the remains of mycenaean roads and stations of bronze age Greece

Michael Fotiadis

281-283

Gender and language

towards a feminist pragmatics

Grzegorz A. Kleparski, Marta Pikor-Niedziałek

284-286

Gender and politeness

Marta Pikor-Niedziałek

287-289

McLuhan in space

a cultural geography

Steven L. Reagles

290-292

It came from Hunger!

tales of a cinema schlockmeister

Tony Williams

293-294