A (culture) text is a mechanism constituting a system of heterogeneous semiotic spaces, in whose continuum the message...(is) circulated. We do not perceive this message to be the manifestation of a single language: a minimum of two languages is required to create it (Lotman 1994: 377).[(1981]). The assumption is that all communication is through signs, verbal, visual, movements, performances, rituals, etc. Peirce's classic definition of the sign is the following:“A sign is something which stands to ... [Book Review]

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