Introduction

In this special issue of Punctum, we present a selection of articles that explore theoretically or through case studies Eliséo Verón’s semiotics of circulation and aspire to develop a non-immanentist problematics of semiosis by raising issues such as: How do texts and discourses circulate between the moment of production and that of their recognition? How do they travel across different times or spaces? What happens with sense, meaning, and signification in those travels? How do discourses circulate between traditional and digital social media? What happens with circulation in the gap of meaning existing in interactions in the presence of individuals? How do semiotic methodologies work on different scales of circulation, for example, in mediatized and non-mediatized discourses

Linguistics · Mechanics · Physics · Semiotics · Digital Humanities and Scholarship · History · Linguistics and Discourse Analysis · Philosophy · Semiotics and Representation Studies