Yu M Lotman
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 954988 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Yu M Lotman |
| NOMBRES | Yu M |
| APELLIDO | Lotman |
| FIRMA | LOTMAN Y M |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 76 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1978 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1991 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Technical Progress as a Cultural Problem
Abrupt changes in our system of scientific and technical conceptions of society occur quite frequently in the history of human culture. However, there are times when these changes become so comprehensive that they cause a total transformation of people's life-style and all of their cultural conceptions. Such periods are usually called scientific and technical revolutions. In the early 1960s, Thomas Kuhn, in his book the The Structure of Scientifi…
The Semiosphere
The problem of dialogue has quite understandably been the focus of investigations in recent decades. Since publication of the study by L. P. Yakubinskii entitled On dialogic speech, interest in this question has risen steadily, and in 1929 reached a level that was in many respects far ahead of that of general scientific thought at the time. The problem of dialogue is more and more moving into the center of attention of linguistic interest. This i…
Text within a Text
The term text is used ambiguously. One could compile a list of sometimes very different meanings various authors have given this word. What is characteristic, however, is something else: today it is undoubtedly one of the most commonly used terms in the human sciences. As science has evolved, it has from time to time dredged up such words; and the precipitous increase in the frequency of their use in scientific texts has been accompanied by a los…
The Semiotics of Culture and the Concept of a Text
Two tendencies are ascertainable in the development of semiotics over the past 15 years. One has been toward refinement of the initial concepts and definition of procedures of generation. The striving for precise modeling procedures has led to the creation of metasemiotics: the object of study becomes not texts as such, but models of texts, models of models, etc. The second tendency concentrates its attention on the semiotic functioning of a real…
On the Semiotic Mechanism of Culture
HERE ARE MANY WAYS of defining culture.1 The difference in the semantic content of the concept culture in different historical epochs and among different scholars of our time will not discourage us if we remember that the meaning of the term is derivable from the type of culture: every historically given culture generates some special model of culture peculiar to itself. Therefore, a comparative study of the semantics of the term culture over the…
Text and Function
HE AIM of this article is to examine two concepts fundamental for the study of culture, and function, in their mutual relationship. The concept of text is defined in accordance with an article by A. M. Piatigorsky.1 Particular attention is given to such features of a text its expression [vyrazhennost'] in a given system of signs-its fixation-and its capacity to perform in a certain relationship (in the system of signals functioning in a community…
On the Semiotic Mechanism of Culture
HERE ARE MANY WAYS of defining culture.1 The difference in the semantic content of the concept culture in different historical epochs and among different scholars of our time will not discourage us if we remember that the meaning of the term is derivable from the type of culture: every historically given culture generates some special model of culture peculiar to itself. Therefore, a comparative study of the semantics of the term culture over the…
Text and Function
HE AIM of this article is to examine two concepts fundamental for the study of culture, and function, in their mutual relationship. The concept of text is defined in accordance with an article by A. M. Piatigorsky.1 Particular attention is given to such features of a text its expression [vyrazhennost'] in a given system of signs-its fixation-and its capacity to perform in a certain relationship (in the system of signals functioning in a community…
On the Semiotic Mechanism of Culture
HERE ARE MANY WAYS of defining culture.1 The difference in the semantic content of the concept culture in different historical epochs and among different scholars of our time will not discourage us if we remember that the meaning of the term is derivable from the type of culture: every historically given culture generates some special model of culture peculiar to itself. Therefore, a comparative study of the semantics of the term culture over the…
Text and Function
HE AIM of this article is to examine two concepts fundamental for the study of culture, and function, in their mutual relationship. The concept of text is defined in accordance with an article by A. M. Piatigorsky.1 Particular attention is given to such features of a text its expression [vyrazhennost'] in a given system of signs-its fixation-and its capacity to perform in a certain relationship (in the system of signals functioning in a community…
Text within a Text
The term text is used ambiguously. One could compile a list of sometimes very different meanings various authors have given this word. What is characteristic, however, is something else: today it is undoubtedly one of the most commonly used terms in the human sciences. As science has evolved, it has from time to time dredged up such words; and the precipitous increase in the frequency of their use in scientific texts has been accompanied by a los…
The Semiotics of Culture and the Concept of a Text
Two tendencies are ascertainable in the development of semiotics over the past 15 years. One has been toward refinement of the initial concepts and definition of procedures of generation. The striving for precise modeling procedures has led to the creation of metasemiotics: the object of study becomes not texts as such, but models of texts, models of models, etc. The second tendency concentrates its attention on the semiotic functioning of a real…
The Semiosphere
The problem of dialogue has quite understandably been the focus of investigations in recent decades. Since publication of the study by L. P. Yakubinskii entitled On dialogic speech, interest in this question has risen steadily, and in 1929 reached a level that was in many respects far ahead of that of general scientific thought at the time. The problem of dialogue is more and more moving into the center of attention of linguistic interest. This i…
Technical Progress as a Cultural Problem
Abrupt changes in our system of scientific and technical conceptions of society occur quite frequently in the history of human culture. However, there are times when these changes become so comprehensive that they cause a total transformation of people's life-style and all of their cultural conceptions. Such periods are usually called scientific and technical revolutions. In the early 1960s, Thomas Kuhn, in his book the The Structure of Scientifi…
Computer Science (3 obras) · Philosophy (3 obras) · Aesthetics (2 obras) · Epistemology (2 obras) · Historical Linguistics and Language Studies (2 obras) · Linguistics (2 obras) · Sociology (2 obras) · Artificial Intelligence (1 obras) · Artificial Intelligence (1 obras) · Biology (1 obras)