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The politics and poetics of urban form in the Kandyan Kingdom

In S. James & David Ley (eds.), Place/Culture/Representation. Routledge. pp. 232 (1993)

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  1. Semiotic study of landscapes.Kati Lindström, Kalevi Kull & Hannes Palang - 2011 - Sign Systems Studies 39 (2-4):12-36.
    The article provides an overview of different approaches to the semiotic study of landscapes both in the field of semiotics proper and in landscape studiesin general. The article describes different approaches to the semiotic processes in landscapes from the semiological tradition where landscape has been seen as analogous to a text with its language, to more naturalized and phenomenological approaches, as well as ecosemiotic view of landscapes that goes beyond anthropocentric definitions. Special attention is paid to the potential of cultural (...)
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  • Toposmia: Art, scent, and interrogations of spatiality.Jim Drobnick - 2002 - Angelaki 7 (1):31 – 47.
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  • The built environment in Social Media: towards a Biosemiotic Approach.Federico Bellentani & Daria Arkhipova - 2022 - Biosemiotics 15 (2):193-213.
    The paper presents a biosemiotic approach to the study of the built environment, its representations and practices in social media. First, it outlines the main developments that make semiotics hold a significant position in the study of urban space and the built environment. It then goes on to overcome the limitations of the binary opposition paradigm: in particular, nature/culture is reconsidered as a category in which the two terms are in a relation of mutual participation rather than being exclusive to (...)
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  • The 'Suburban Imaginary': Restructuring the rural village in Ireland and France.Ruth Casey - unknown
    The phenomenon of the proliferation of holiday homes, particularly in remote and isolated areas, has provoked widespread concern regarding the fate of the indigenous rural community. The central concern of this thesis is to investigate how the rural community is adapting to the presence of the outsider as both a temporary and permanent resident, by examining the interaction between local and outsider resident in order to get a sense of the dynamics involved in the restructuring of the rural community. The (...)
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