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Sloth: A paradoxical, intricate sin

  • MARIANA NEŢ
From the journal Semiotica
https://doi.org/10.1515/semi.1997.117.2-4.381
Published Online: 2009-11-30
Published in Print: 1997

Walter de Gruyter

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Semiotica
Semiotica
Volume 117 Issue 2-4
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Titelei
Sonstiges
Preface
Preface
The concept of sin in antiquity, particularly in Homer
The seven deadly sins and the Catholic Church
The visual representation of the seven deadly sins in a tondo of Hieronymus Bosch
The concept of sin in modern ethics
Medea and the paroxysm of female anger
Anger, passion, and sin: From ethics to aesthetics
Pursomania: The sin-sign of avarice
Murasaki Shikibu vs. Sei Shonagon: A classical case of envy in medi-evil Japan
Envy and the social construction of political reality in communities
Sins and signs: Modern disguises of gluttony
The semiotic swarm of cyberspace: Cybergluttony and Internet Addiction in the global village
Unruly genitals: Psychoanalysis: The disappearance of sin?
Emotionally charged intrigues: Signs of evil in A la recherche du temps perdu
Pride
Pour une sémiotique de l’orgueil
Acedia: A case study of a deadly sin and lively sign
Sloth: A paradoxical, intricate sin
Contents/Sommaire Volume 117 (1997)
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