Remo Gramigna
A thorough training in semiotics, philosophy, and communication define my professional profile. In the course of my academic career, my research interests centered around the field of culture, cognition, and communication with a specific focus on strategies of deception in human interactions. In my work, I addressed a previously neglected topic such as the semiotics of lying. My doctoral dissertation focuses on the theories of the sign and signification in Augustine of Hippo.
Address: Department of Semiotics
University of Tartu, Jakobi 2, Tartu 50410
Estonia
Address: Department of Semiotics
University of Tartu, Jakobi 2, Tartu 50410
Estonia
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Anyone wishing to explore the universe of contemporary semiotics will necessarily have to reckon with the founding father of the Tartu and Moscow school of semiotics, Juri M. Lotman. A specialist in modern Russian literature, comparatist and philologist, impeccable archival researcher, bril-
liant speaker and prolific writer, Lotman laid the foundations of contemporary semiotics, inaugurating the strand of research focused on the typological study of cultures, the semiotics of culture. Lotman’s original contributions are also appreciable outside the boundaries of semiotics itself, testifying to
the multifaceted nature of his thought. On the occasion of the centenary of Juri Lotman’s birth, Lexia dedicates a special issue to this internationally renowned scholar. The legacy of Juri Lotman in the 21st century and the theoretical challenge it represents for the future generations of semioticians constitute the main subject of this volume.
Anyone wishing to explore the universe of contemporary semiotics will necessarily have to reckon with the founding father of the Tartu and Moscow school of semiotics, Juri M. Lotman. A specialist in modern Russian literature, comparatist and philologist, impeccable archival researcher, bril-
liant speaker and prolific writer, Lotman laid the foundations of contemporary semiotics, inaugurating the strand of research focused on the typological study of cultures, the semiotics of culture. Lotman’s original contributions are also appreciable outside the boundaries of semiotics itself, testifying to
the multifaceted nature of his thought. On the occasion of the centenary of Juri Lotman’s birth, Lexia dedicates a special issue to this internationally renowned scholar. The legacy of Juri Lotman in the 21st century and the theoretical challenge it represents for the future generations of semioticians constitute the main subject of this volume.
Guest editors: Remo GRAMIGNA, University of Turin and Massimo LEONE, Universities of Shanghai and Turin. Sign Systems Studies is the oldest journal in the history of semiotics, and one of the most prestigious ones. It is presently an open-access international journal devoted to semiotic research with a focus on the semiotics of culture (Tartu School) and living nature. It is published by the University of Tartu Press; it is listed in SCOPUS and Web of Science. It is edited by distinguished semioticians Kalevi Kull, Mihhail Lotman, Timo Maran, Silvi Salupere, Ene-Reet Soovik, and Peeter Torop. The special issue, to be published late 2020, is devoted to "The Cultures of the Face".
"Semiotics of unpredictability"
October 26, 27 and 28, 2022
Online Conference