The Companion to Juri Lotman: A Semiotic Theory of Culture
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781350268197
ISBN-10: 1350268194
Pagini: 552
Ilustrații: 8 bw illus
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 37 mm
Greutate: 0.84 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1350268194
Pagini: 552
Ilustrații: 8 bw illus
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 37 mm
Greutate: 0.84 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
Expert
contributors
from
Estonia,
Russia,
Germany,
the
USA,
Sweden,
Argentina,
Australia,
Hungary,
Italy,
Switzerlandand
the
UK
Notă biografică
Marek
Tammis
Professor
of
Cultural
History
at
Tallinn
University,
Estonia.
He
has
recently
publishedRethinking
Historical
Time:
New
Approaches
to
Presentism(ed.
with
Laurent
Olivier,
2019),Juri
Lotman
-
Culture,
Memory
and
History:
Essays
in
Cultural
Semiotics(ed.,
2019)
andA
Cultural
History
of
Memory
in
the
Early
Modern
Age(ed.
with
Alessandro
Arcangeli,
2020).Peeter
Toropis
Professor
of
Semiotics
of
Culture
at
the
University
of
Tartu,
Estonia.
He
is
Co-Editor
of
theSign
Systems
Studiesjournal
and
the
Tartu
Semiotics
Library
book
series.
Cuprins
List
of
FiguresAcknowledgmentsNotes
on
ContributorsIntroduction,Marek
Tamm
(Tallinn
University,
Estonia)
and
Peeter
Torop
(University
of
Tartu,
Estonia)1.
Lotman's
Life
and
Work,Tatyana
Kuzovkina
(Tallin
University,
Estonia)Part
I.
Lotman
in
Context2.
Lotman
and
Saussure,Ekaterina
Velmezova
(University
of
Lausanne,
Switzerland)3.
Lotman
and
Russian
Formalism,Mihhail
Trunin
(Tallinn
University,
Estonia)4.
Lotman
and
Jakobson,Igor
Pilshchikov
(Tallinn
University,
Estonia;
UCLA,
USA)
and
Elin
Sütiste
(University
of
Tartu,
Estonia)5.
Lotman
and
Bakhtin,Caryl
Emerson
(Princeton
University,
USA)6.
Lotman
and
the
Tartu-Moscow
School
of
Semiotics,Merit
Rickberg
(Tallinn
University,
Estonia)
and
Silvi
Salupere
(University
of
Tartu,
Estonia)7.
Lotman
in
Transnational
Context,Igor
Pilshchikov
(Tallinn
University,
Estonia;
UCLA,
USA)Part
II.
Lotman
in
Concepts8.
Language,Suren
Zolyan
(Immanuel
Kant
Baltic
Federal
University,
Russia)9.
Text,Aleksei
Semenenko
(Umea
University,
Sweden)10.
Culture,Mihhail
Lotman
(Tallinn
University
and
University
of
Tartu,
Estonia)11.
Communication,Winfried
Nöth
(Catholic
University
of
São
Paulo,
Brazil)12.
Modelling,Katre
Pärn
(University
of
Tartu,
Estonia)13.
Narration,Wolf
Schmid
(University
of
Hamburg,
Germany)14.
Space,Anti
Randviir
(University
of
Tartu,
Estonia)15.
Symbol,Ilya
Kalinin
(Saint-Petersburg
State
University,
Russia)16.
Image,Nikolay
Poselyagin
(National
Research
University
Higher
School
of
Economics,
Russia)17.
Memory,Renate
Lachmann
(University
of
Constance,
Germany)18.
History,Taras
Boyko
(University
of
Tartu,
Estonia)19.
Biography,Jan
Levchenko
(National
Research
University
Higher
School
of
Economics,
Russia)20.
Power,Pietro
Restaneo
(National
Research
Council,
Italy)21.
Explosion,Laura
Gherlone
(National
Scientific
and
Technical
Research
Council,
Argentina)22.
Semiosphere,Peeter
Torop
(Tartu
University,
Estonia)Part
III.
Lotman
in
Dialogue23.
Lotman
and
French
Theory,Sergey
Zenkin
(Russian
State
Univresity
for
the
Humanities,
Russia)24.
Lotman
and
Deconstructionism,Daniele
Monticelli
(Tallinn
University,
Estonia)25.
Lotman
and
Cultural
History,Marek
Tamm
(Tallinn
University,
Estonia)26.
Lotman
and
Literary
Studies,Katalin
Kroó
(Eötvös
Loránd
University,
Hungary)27.
Lotman
and
New
Historicism,Andreas
Schönle
(University
of
Bristol,
UK)28.
Lotman
and
Cultural
Studies,John
Hartley
(Curtin
University,
Australia)29.
Lotman
and
Popular
Culture
Studies,Eva
Kimminich
(University
of
Potsdam,
Germany)30.
Lotman
and
Media
Studies,Indrek
Ibrus
(Tallinn
University,
Estonia)
and
Maarja
Ojamaa
(University
of
Tartu,
Estonia)31.
Lotman
and
Social
Media
Studies,Mari-Liis
Madisson
(University
of
Tartu,
Estonia)
and
Andreas
Ventsel
(University
of
Tartu,
Estonia)32.
Lotman
and
Memory
Studies,Nutsa
Batiashvili
(Free
University
of
Tbilisi,
Georgia),
James
V.
Wertsch
(Washington
University
in
St
Louis,
USA)
and
Tinatin
Inauri
(Free
University
of
Tblisi,
Georgia)33.
Lotman
and
Political
Theory,Andrey
Makarychev
(University
of
Tartu,
Estonia)
and
Alexandra
Yatsyk
(University
of
Tartu,
Estonia)34.
Lotman
and
Life
Sciences,Kalevi
Kull
(University
of
Tartu,
Estonia)
and
Timo
Maran
(University
of
Tartu,
Estonia)35.
Lotman
and
Cognitive
Neurosciences,Edna
Andrews
(Duke
University,
USA)Lotman
in
English:
A
Bibliography,Remo
Gramigna
(University
of
Turin,
Italy)Index
Recenzii
The
cheerful
colors
of
the
book's
cover
already
say
it:
Lotman
is
of
and
for
today.
His
pioneering
semiotics
of
culture
inflected
the
linguistic
bias
into
a
wide
array
of
thinking
about
"culture"
-
not
as
distinct
cultures-in-tension
but
as
the
environment
that
makes
life
livable.
The
many
chapter
titles
like
"Lotman
and..."
are
telling:
of
the
width
of
relevance
of
his
ideas,
of
their
interdisciplinarity,
and
of
the
spirit
of
collaboration.
It
gives
the
genre
name
"Companion"
a
new,
vital
and
actual
meaning.
This
book
is
a
great
gift
to
current
cultural
scholarship.
Inexhaustible in his curiosity and creative intelligence, Juri Lotman is one of the great modern thinkers about culture. His generous mind seemed to dart from place to place, casting a brilliant light wherever it turned. At moments of bafflement, I have repeatedly found in him a source at once of clarification and inspiration. This volume stands as powerful testimony to his generative power across a wide range of inquiries.
Inexhaustible in his curiosity and creative intelligence, Juri Lotman is one of the great modern thinkers about culture. His generous mind seemed to dart from place to place, casting a brilliant light wherever it turned. At moments of bafflement, I have repeatedly found in him a source at once of clarification and inspiration. This volume stands as powerful testimony to his generative power across a wide range of inquiries.