Structuralism / Semiotics

Saussure's langue/parole and the sign; the Prague and Paris schools; Greimas's structural semantics and the semiotic square (1966, with Rastier 1968). In RENAISSANCE 3.0 the square is the manuscript logicians' square of opposition rediscovered, and the tool by which the bar of a caregory (social, antisocial, asocial, unsocial) gets sliced.

· 1916– · active · influence 8/10