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200			_aSemiotica, n°65/1-2/1987 _fAssociation Internationale de Sémiotique _bPERI
210			_aLa Haye _cMouton _d1987
215			_a1-190 p.
225			_aSemiotica
345			_aDon P. Piet HORSTEN
545			_hp. 107-128 _fGOLLIHER Jeffrey Mark _iThe meanings of bodily artifacts : Variation in domain structure, communicative functions, and social contexts
545			_hp. 1-28 _fBABCOCK Barbara A and MACALOON John J _iVictor W. Turner (1920-1983), (Commemorative essay)
545			_hp. 129-142 _fGARDNER Roderick _The identification and role of topic in spoken interaction
545			_hp. 143-156 _fROSENBLUM Karen E _iWhen is a question an accusation ?
545			_hp. 157-162 _fBAER Eugen _iGrasping semiotics (Review article)
545			_hp. 163-172 _fKLEINMAN Arthur _iSymptoms of relevance, signs of suffering : The search for a theory of illness meaning (Review article)
545			_hp. 173-182 _fLABRICHESI LEO Rossella _iSignifics and semiotics : A similar view of meaning (Review article)
545			_hp. 183-190 _fCALINESCU Matei _iParody and intertextuality (Review article)
545			_hp. 29-44 _fRAUCH Irmengard _iPeirce : 'With no pretension to being a linguist'
545			_hp. 45-56 _fGORLEE Dinda L _iFirstness, Secondness, Thirdness, and Cha(u)nciness
545			_hp. 57-96 _fCALBRIS Geneviève _iGeste et motivation
545			_hp. 97-106 _fBEATTIE Geoffrey W and HUGHES Martin _iPlanning spontaneous speech and concurrent visual monitoring of a televised face : Is there interference ?
608			_aLINGUISTIQUE
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610			_aLINGUISTIQUE
801			_aTN _bBIB.CEC _c200825 _gUNIMARC