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                An Appraisal of Sexualized Language in Saint Janet’s Music     Prof. Tèmítọ́pẹ́ Olúmúyìwá Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, NIGERIA. oluolumuyiwa@gmail.com                                                       HTTP://DOI.ORG/10.33234/SSR.10.7     …

A Semiotic Analysis of Iconicity in Japanese Manner Posters   Mary Eberhardinger Washington Central University   HTTP://DOI.ORG/10.33234/SSR.10.8     Abstract   This paper conducts a synchronic textual analysis on four …

The Saussurian adagio according to which linguistics is le patron général de la sémiologie is well known. To a certain extent, the verbal and non-verbal may be subjected to a common, semiolinguistic scheme of investigation. We intend to illustrate, by resorting to a choreographic corpus, the relevance of certain semiological concepts, traditionally applied to verbal objects:

I will discuss, briefly, the landscape of legally relevant video and then discuss the characteristics of this kind of video in particular, concluding with some thoughts on why, even given its extremely potent and limited nature, we need a sophisticated theory of media effects in what might appear to be the realistic medium of tasercam video. This discussion is centered on American legal culture.

This is the first piece of a three-part article about the allegorical aspects of the legend of the Golem and its epistemological, political and ethical implications in our Internet plugged-in connected times. There are three sets of Golem allegories that may refer to questions relating either to language and knowledge, work and technique, or life and existence.