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The problem of a material element in the cinematic sign Deleuze, Metz and Peirce
Angelaki 8 (3):155 – 166 (2003)
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It took Spinoza and structuralism to teach Deleuze that meaning is not necessarily attributed to the cinematic sign.Roger Dawkins - 2005 - Semiotica 2005 (157):325-344.
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