Sémiotique et traduction

Ubaldo Stecconi
Traduction par Carmélie Jacob
Table des matières

Le terme « sémiotique » dénote un faisceau de recherches intellectuelles qui prennent les signes et les systèmes de signes pour principal objet d’étude. À l’heure actuelle, il n’y a pas de théorie sémiotique globale, et les recherches dans le domaine sont menées au sein d’une multitude de disciplines. Petrilli et Ponzio relèvent, de façon non exhaustive, les approches :

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