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of Pliny the Younger, 131, 133, 134-36 |
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and possible worlds, 66 |
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and metaphor, 67-69 |
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and a theory of fiction, 65-67 |
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Monegal, Rodriguez, 156 |
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Morelli, Giovanni, 195 |
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Morris, Charles, 213 |
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on the iconic sign, 188 |
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on pragmatics, 206, 210, 212 |
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and the role of the interpreter, 48 |
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on semantics, 207 |
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on semiotics, 204-205 |
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Myth, 20-21, 219-21 |
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Narration, 124 |
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Necessity, fictional, 73 |
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Negation test. See Test, negation |
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Neoplatonism, 9-11, 18 |
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strong, 18-20 |
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Neubauer, F., 238 |
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Nicholas of Cusa, 197 |
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"Open" texts, 41 |
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Open textual reading, 12 |
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Ostension, 103 |
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Parabolic sensc, 15, 16 |
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Paracelsian dictum, 31 |
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Pareyson, Luigi, 50 |
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Partee, Barbara Hall, 65, 75, 82n |
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Pater, Walter, 145 |
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Peirce, Charles Sanders, 100, 213, 281-82 |
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and abduction, 59, 156-60 |
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and forms of interpretation, 23 |
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and performance as sign, 102-103 |
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and a theory of reality, 43n |
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and semantics, 220 |
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on semiosis, 205 |
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and sign, 188, 189 |
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on symbol, 113 |
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his theory of meaning, 213-14 |
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and Unlimited Semiosis, 28-29, 35-36, 37-42, 142 |
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Pépin, Jean, 9 |
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as sign, 102-105, 109-10 |
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vs. narrative text, 108 |
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Petöfi, J. S., 238 |
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Philo of Alexandria, 9 |
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Pirandello, Luigi: |
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on Art, 169-70 |
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on humor, 163, 165, 166, 170-73 |
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on the comic, 166-67 |
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Plato, 19, 220 |
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Pliny the Younger, 123-27 |
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Polysemy, 16 |
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Popper, Karl R., 68 |
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Possible Worlds Semantics. See Model Theory of Possible Worlds |
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and deixis, 208-209 |
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and presuppositions, 224-26, 232 |
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and rigid designation, 209 |
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in semantic theory, 204-207, 212-13, 219-21 |
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signification vs. communication, 211-12 |
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Pragmatism, 33-34, 38, 40 |
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weak vs. strong, 56-57 |
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Presuppositions, 206, 216-18, 222-24 |
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cotextual, 230, 260 |
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and the encyclopedic framework, 237-42 (see also Encyclopedia) |
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existential, 229-30, 253-60 |
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and hierarchy of discourse, 226-29 |
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negations of, 230-31, 233-37 |
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and positional power, 231-33, 251-53 |
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and pragmatics, 224-26 |
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and P-terms, 229, 237, 242-51 |
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Prieto, Luis, 108 |
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Prince, E. F., 223 |
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Pseudo Dionysius, 9-11 |
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P-terms. See Presuppositions: and P-terms |
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Pugliatti, Paola, 107 |
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Putnam, Hilary, 219, 238, 263 |
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Quillian, Ross, 143-44 |
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Quine, W. V. O., 211 |
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Rabelais, François, 172 |
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Ramus, Petrus, 25 |
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Reception theory, 47-50 |
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Repetition, 84 |
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aesthetic of, 95-96, 98-100 |
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and intertextuality, 87-91, 93-95 |
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the retake, 85, 91 |
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the remake, 85, 91 |
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the saga, 87, 93 |
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the series, 85-87, 92-93 |
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vs. innovation, 96-97 |
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Response-oriented theory, 46-52 |
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Rhetoric, 139, 169-70 |
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Riffaterre, Michael, 46, 47 |
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Rigid designation, 209, 263 |
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Rorty, Richard, 263 |
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and Derrida, 36 |
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and "pragmatism," 33-34, 55-57 |
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and unlimited semiosis, 38, 42 |
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Rosselli, Cosma, 26 |
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Russell, Bertrand, 223 |
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on existential presuppositions, 229, 256 |
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and fiction, 64, 69 |
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Schlieben-Lange, B., 213 |
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Scotus Erigena, 11 |
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Scriptures, 11-15 |
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Searle, John, 36, 213 |
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Sellars, Wilfrid, 223 |
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Semantics, 204, 206 |
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and background knowledge, 218-19 |
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context-oriented, 214-16 |
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and deixis, 214 |
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dictionary vs. encyclopedic, 48, 143-46, 212-13 (see also Encyclopedia) |
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instructional, 226 |
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and interpretation, 213-14 |
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and pragmatics, 208-11, 219-21 |
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and presuppositions, 216-18, 224 |
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and primitives, 277 |
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truth-conditional, 207-208 |
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Semiosis, 2. |
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See also Unlimited semiosis |
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dimensions of, 204-206, 219, 221 |
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encyclopedic, 146-47 |
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and forgery, 188-91 |
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and Joyce, 138-40 |
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of the lie, 177 |
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and pragmatics, 206-207, 221 |
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and rhetoric, 34 |
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signs vs. words, 112- |
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