A special issue of SemioticaP \"De-essentializing authenticity: A semiotic approach\"

  2015 | Volume 203 | Issue 1–4

Semiotica 

Contents/Sommaire Double Special Issue: Linguistic and literary aspects of perspectivity Guest Editor: Zoltán Vecsey De-essentializing authenticity: A semiotic approach Guest Editors: Janina Fenigsen and James M. Wilce

Linguistic and literary aspects of perspectivity Zoltán Vecsey Introduction: Linguistic and literary aspects of perspectivity 

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Szilárd Tátrai Context-dependent vantage points in literary narratives: A functional cognitive approach   9

 

Márta Horváth Authorial intention and global coherence in fictional text comprehension: A cognitive approach   39

 

Enikő Németh T. The role of perspectives in various forms of language use 

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Zsuzsa Simonffy From trace to topical field: Toward a linguistic definition of point of view 

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Zoltán Vecsey Indexicals, fiction, and perspective 

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Erzsébet Szabó Why do we accept a narrative discourse ascribed to a “third-person narrator” as true? The classical, and a cognitive approach   123

 

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De-essentializing authenticity: A semiotic approach James M. Wilce and Janina Fenigsen Introduction: De-essentializing authenticity: A semiotic approach 

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Jan Blommaert and Piia Varis Culture as accent: The cultural logic of hijabistas 

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Paja Faudree Why X doesn’t always mark the spot: Contested authenticity in Mexican indigenous language politics   179

 

Benjamin Smith The semiotics and politics of “real selfhood” in the American therapeutic discourse of the World War II era   203

 

Xuan Wang Inauthentic authenticity: Semiotic design and globalization in the margins of China   227