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Two aspects of Roger Bacon’s semiotic theory in De Signis

  • KENNETH HOWELL
From the journal Semiotica
https://doi.org/10.1515/semi.1987.63.1-2.73
Published Online: 2009-10-01
Published in Print: 1987

Walter de Gruyter

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Semiotica
Semiotica
Volume 63 Issue 1-2
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Semiotica Mediaevalia: Introduction
Medieval studies and semiotics: Perspectives on research
Interpretation and the semiotics of allegory in Clement of Alexandria, Origen, and Augustine
Two aspects of Roger Bacon’s semiotic theory in De Signis
Semantics in Petrus Hispanus’ Tractatus
A guide to the sources of medieval theories of interpretation, signs, and the arts of discourse: Aristotle to Ockham
Signs and signatures: Reading God’s Herbal
A medieval semiotics of translation
The voice of God in medieval Catalan literature
Dante and Orwell: The antithetical hypersign as hallmark in literature and politics
A comparison of the use of narrative character-function in Romanian folk ballads and the lais of Marie de France
‘Making it’ in the Merchant’s Tale: Chaucer’s signs of January’s fall
Translatio studii et imperii: Sir Gawain as literary critic
Anthropology and the Middle Ages
Interpretive strategies: Hug Schapler and the politics of royal power
Society’s image: Estates literature in fifteenth-century England
‘Dreaming of the Middle Ages’: An unpublished fragment
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