Ponzio, Augusto – TRANS

Ponzio, Augusto: Full Professor of Philosophy of Language and General Linguistics. Head of the Department of Linguistic Practices and Text Analysis at Bari University (Italy). His principal research interests include philosophy of language, general linguistics, semiotics, and theory of literature. His more recent major publications include: Production linguistique et idéologie sociale (1992). Signs, Dialogue and Ideology (1993). El juego del comunicar. Entre literatura y filosofia (1995). Sujet e alterité. Sur Emmanuel Lévinas (1996). La revolucin bajtiniana. El pensamiento de Bajt’n y la ideolog’a contemporánea (1998). La coda dell´occhio. Letture del linguaggio letterario (1998). Enunciazione e testo letterario nell´insegnamento dell´italiano come LS (2001). Individuo umano, linguaggio e globalizzazione nella filosofia di Adam Schaff (2002). La differenza nonindifferente (2002). Lingue e linguaggi (2002). Tra semiotica e letteratura. Introduzione a Michail Bachtin (2003), Semiotica della musica (with M. Lomuto; 1998). With Thomas A. Sebeok and Susan Petrilli: L´io semiotico (2001), and the following with S. Petrilli: Signs of Research on Signs = Semiotische Berichte (3, 4/1998), Fuori campo. II segni del corpo tra rappresentazione ed eccedenza (1999). Philosophy of Language, Art and Answerability in Mikhail Bakhtin (2000). Il sentire della comunicazione globale (2000). Thomas Sebeok and the Signs of Life (2001). I segni e la vita. La semiotica globale di Thomas A. Sebeok (2002). Semiotica (2003). Views in Literary Semiotics (2003). Semiotics Unbounded. Interpretive Routes through the Open Network of Signs (2005).

Email: augustoponzio@libero.it

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The Role of Language and Ideology in Social Reproduction According to Rossi-Landi (16.Nr.)

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Semiotics of Power, Peace and War: The Helsinki Final Act and USA Defense Strategy
(in: Macht der Zeichen, Zeichen der Macht. Festschrift für Jeff Bernard, TRANS-Studien zur Veränderung der Welt, Bd.3)