Events

For a Peircian-inspired realist semiotics (3)
Take into account the semantic, epistemic and ontic reality of vagueness to stay as close as possible to reality

Archive theory

Conclusions

For a Peircian-inspired realist semiotics (4)
Semiotics and perception, or how to relate to the world without judging it or getting lost in it: the virtues of the abductive approach

Libraries and power

From some Peircian legacies : Merits and limits of naturalist semiotic readings of C. Morris, R. Millikan and F. Dretske

Conclusions : The benefits of a realist semiotic approach to contemporary challenges, or how to think through the triangle : language-mind-world

Cannon and oblivion

The reference problem

Modes of presentation without descriptivism

Infogenerative relationships

Mental records as " "

Identity, identification and co-reference

Campbell's inference

Linking or merging ?

Indexed files

Communication and thought attribution

General introduction

Why are there works of art rather than nothing ?

Three doctrines for an archipelago

Creation and destruction

The semblance of doctrines

Confucianism and Shinto under the microscope

The sense of loss

Analyzing fiction : problems and solutions

Guilty predilections

Metaphysics of loss

Fictional and parafictional statements

Au sortir du Recueillement - A preface and a grand design

Poetics of ruins