Bulletin"Bibliography of publications based upon collections made with the support of the Swedish China research committee, by Fr. E. Åhlander": Bulletin no. 1, p. 185-191. |
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The shift from mimetic to semiotic takes place simultaneously as the shift to a
codal reading . The concept of convention may therefore , in this context , be
seen not only from the point of view of referential , everyday language use , but
also ...
The shift from mimetic to semiotic takes place simultaneously as the shift to a
codal reading . The concept of convention may therefore , in this context , be
seen not only from the point of view of referential , everyday language use , but
also ...
Page 135
This leads to an open reading of certain words and grammatical elements , which
makes various interpretations possible.65 As we saw above , in the synthesis of
Riffaterre's model of how a poem is constructed and interpreted , and Raud's ...
This leads to an open reading of certain words and grammatical elements , which
makes various interpretations possible.65 As we saw above , in the synthesis of
Riffaterre's model of how a poem is constructed and interpreted , and Raud's ...
Page 142
In this case it has concerned especially the pivot - word ( kakekotoba ) , which
hitherto has mostly been treated as an unambiguous trope , since according to a
codal reading , it is a poetic word with two meanings , one category of which ...
In this case it has concerned especially the pivot - word ( kakekotoba ) , which
hitherto has mostly been treated as an unambiguous trope , since according to a
codal reading , it is a poetic word with two meanings , one category of which ...
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| Title | Bulletin |
| Author | Östasiatiska museet |
| Publisher | The Museum, 2004 |
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