Semiotik / Semiotics. 1. Teilband (eBook)
1232 Seiten
De Gruyter (Verlag)
978-3-11-020325-7 (ISBN)
This series of HANDBOOKS OF LINGUISTICS AND COMMUNICATION SCIENCE is designed to illuminate a field which not only includes general linguistics and the study of linguistics as applied to specific languages, but also covers those more recent areas which have developed from the increasing body of research into the manifold forms of communicative action and interaction.
For 'classic' linguistics there appears to be a need for a review of the state of the art which will provide a reference base for the rapid advances in research undertaken from a variety of theoretical standpoints, while in the more recent branches of communication science the handbooks will give researchers both an verview and orientation.
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The editors, both of the series and of the individual volumes, and the individual contributors, are committed to this aim. The languages of publication are English, German, and French.
The main aim of the series is to provide an appropriate account of the state of the art in the various areas of linguistics and communication science covered by each of the various handbooks; however no inflexible pre-set limits will be imposed on the scope of each volume. The series is open-ended, and can thus take account of further developments in the field. This conception, coupled with the necessity of allowing adequate time for each volume to be prepared with the necessary care, means that there is no set time-table for the publication of the whole series. Each volume will be a self-contained work, complete in itself.
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Inhalt / Contents 5
Vorwort 17
Preface 26
I. SystematikSystematics 35
1. Semiotics and its presentation in this Handbook 35
2. Syntactics 48
3. Semantik 117
4. Pragmatics 253
II. Gegenstand I: Aspekte der Semiose Kanäle, Medien und KodesGeneral Topics I: Aspects of Semiosis Channels, Media, and Codes 281
5. Models of semiosis 281
6. Der optische Kanal 322
7. Der akustische Kanal 328
8. Der taktile Kanal 334
9. Chemical channels 340
10. The electric and magnetic channels 350
11. Der thermische Kanal 359
12. Die Organisation von Augenbewegungen:Fallstudie einer mehrkanaligen Semiose 364
13. Body behavior as multichannel semiosis 379
14. Technische Medien der Semiose 391
15. Social media of semiosis 418
16. Codes 438
17. Kodewandel 448
III. Gegenstand II: Arten der SemioseGeneral Topics II: Types of Semiosis 470
18. The evolution of semiosis 470
19. Biosemiose 481
20.Microsemiosis 491
21. Endosemiose 498
22.Mykosemiose 522
23. Phytosemiosis 541
24. Zoosemiose 556
25. Anthroposemiose 566
26.Machine semiosis 582
27. Ökosemiose 605
IV. Methoden der SemiotikMethods of Semiotics 626
28.Methodenprobleme der Semiotik 626
29. Daten und Hypothesen in der Semiotik 638
30. Theory formation in semiotics 651
31. Understanding, explanation, and action as problems of semiotics 678
V. Geschichtsschreibung der SemiotikThe Historiography of Semiotics 702
32. The development of sign conceptions in the evolutionof human cultures 702
33. Probleme der Erfassung von Zeichenkonzeptionen im Abendland 744
34. History and historiography of semiotics 764
35. The beginnings of scientific semiotics 780
VI. Geschichte der abendländischen Semiotik I:Keltisches, Germanisches und Slavisches AltertumHistory of Western Semiotics I:Celtic, Germanic, and Slavic Antiquity 797
36. Zeichenkonzeptionen im keltischen Altertum 797
37. Zeichenkonzeptionen im germanischen Altertum 837
38. Zeichenkonzeptionen im slavischen Altertum 856
VII. Geschichte der abendländischen Semiotik II:Griechische und Römische AntikeHistory of Western Semiotics II:Ancient Greece and Rome 865
39. Sign conceptions in pre-classical Greece 865
40. Zeichenkonzeptionen in der Philosophieder griechischen und römischen Antike 871
41. Zeichenkonzeptionen in der Mathematikder griechischen und römischen Antike 896
42. Sign conceptions in grammar, rhetoric, and poeticsin Ancient Greece and Rome 910
43. Zeichenkonzeptionen in der Musikder griechischen und römischen Antike 927
44. Sign conceptions in architecture and the fine artsin Ancient Greece and Rome 934
45. Zeichenkonzeptionen in der Medizinder griechischen und römischen Antike 946
46. Sign conceptions in natural history and natural philosophyin Ancient Greece and Rome 956
47. Zeichenkonzeptionen in der Religionder griechischen und römischen Antike 973
48. Zeichenkonzeptionen im Alltagslebender griechischen und römischen Antike 992
VIII. Geschichte der abendländischen Semiotik III:Das MittelalterHistory of Western Semiotics III: The Middle Ages 1018
49. Zeichenkonzeptionen in der Philosophie des lateinischen Mittelalters 1018
50. Sign conceptions in aesthetics in the Latin Middle Ages 1056
51. Sign conceptions in mathematics in the Latin Middle Ages 1063
52. Sign conceptions in logic in the Latin Middle Ages 1070
53. Zeichenkonzeptionen in der Grammatik, Rhetorik und Poetikdes lateinischen Mittelalters 1080
54. Sign conceptions in music in the Latin Middle Ages 1094
55. Zeichenkonzeptionen in der Architektur und bildenden Kunstdes lateinischen Mittelalters 1099
56. Sign conceptions in medicine in the Latin Middle Ages 1128
57. Zeichenkonzeptionen in der Naturlehre des lateinischen Mittelalters 1133
58. Zeichenkonzeptionen in der Religion des lateinischen Mittelalters 1149
59. Zeichenkonzeptionen im Alltagsleben des europäischen Mittelalters 1166
60. Zeichenkonzeptionen im griechischen Mittelalter 1182
61. Sign conceptions in the Judaic tradition 1217
Tafelteil / Plate Section 1233
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"Es ist an der Zeit, insbesondere Roland Posner, der, wie Insider wissen, den Löwenanteil der editorischen Arbeit trug, den Dank der semiotic community und aller darüber hinaus an der Materie Interessierten auszusprechen - für eine Leistung, die wohl den Ausdruck 'Jahrhundertwerk' verdient."
Erhard Albrecht in: European Journal for Semiotic Studies 1/2004
"Der Bd. bietet einen vorzüglichen, geradezu enzyklopädischen Überblick über die einzelwissenschaftlichen Ausprägungen der Semiotik."
Christian Begemannin: Germanistik 3-4/2005