The Semiotics of Discourse - Jacques Fontanille, Heidi Bostic

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Résumé :
Jacques Fontanille's The Semiotics of Discourse fills a long-standing need for a clear, comprehensive overview of narrative semiotic theory. The book skillfully blends a historical perspective with an emphasis on recent developments. Outstanding features include a clear, thorough exposition...

Biographie:
a balance of introductory overview and detailed analysis...

Sommaire:
The Author: Jacques Fontanille is President of the Universit? de Limoges in France, where he is also Professor of Linguistics and Semiotics. He holds the Chair in Semiotics at the Institut Universitaire de France. He is the author of several books, including Le Savoir partag? (1987), S?miotique du visible (1995), S?miotique et litt?rature (1999), and Soma & s?ma (2004). He is co-author, with Algirdas Julien Greimas, of The Semiotics of Passions (1993) and co-author, with Claude Zilberberg, of Tension et signification (1998). The Translator: Heidi Bostic holds a Ph.D. in French from Purdue University in Indiana and a Dipl?me d??tudes approfondies en Sciences du langage from the ?cole des Hautes ?tudes en Sciences Sociales in France. She is Assistant Professor of Romance Languages and Gender Studies at Michigan Technological University. She is the author of several articles on French literature, feminist theory, and semiotics. Her published translations include Luce Irigaray?s book The Way of Love (2003)....