Morphogenesis of the Sign: Edition 2

David Piotrowski

Apr 2018 · Springer

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299

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This book develops a morphodynamical approach to linguistic and sign structures as an integrated response to multilevel and interrelated problems in semiolinguistic research. More broadly, the content is linked to the realities of living speech through a connection (via the concept of diacriticity) with the Merleau-Pontian phenomenology, and beyond the formal determinations of a semiolinguistic system and its calculus. Such problems are mainly epistemological (concerning the nature and legitimate scope of semiolinguistic knowledge), empirical (concerning the observational device and the data’s composition), and theoretical (regarding the choice of a conceptual and formalized explicative frame).

With regard to theory, the book introduces a morphodynamical architecture of linguistic signs and operations as a suitable mathematization of Saussurean theory. The Husserlian phenomenological signification of this formal apparatus is then established, and, from an empirical standpoint, its compatibility with neurobiological experimental results is discussed.

About the author

David Piotrowski is a researcher at the French National Center of Scientific Research, and at the Marcel Mauss Institute of the EHESS (Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales). His works are generally situated at the intersection of morphodynamical semiolinguistics, phenomenology, epistemology and the neurosciences. His main books are "Dynamiques et structures en langue", Paris: CNRS Edition, 1997, "L'hypertextualité ou la pratique formelle du sens", Paris: Champion, 2004, and "Phénoménalité et objectivité linguistiques", Paris: Champion, 2009.

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