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200			_aSemiotica, n°77/4/1989 _fAssociation Internationale de Sémiotique _bPERI
210			_aLa Haye _cMouton _d1989
215			_a369-544 p.
225			_aSemiotica
345			_aDon P. Piet HORSTEN
545			_hp. 369-392 _fWATT W. C _i666 (Man does measure Nature, but it him. -J.B Van Helmont -1577-1644)
545			_hp. 393-414 _fCORRIGAN Peter _iTroublesome bodies and sartorial dopes : Motherly accounts of teenage daugher dress practices
545			_hp. 415-440 _fKERNAN Keith T & TURNER Jim L _i'It's just a dream' : The use of dream narratives by the mentally retarded
545			_hp. 441-460 _fIAROVICI Edith & AMEL rodica _iThe strategy of the headline
545			_hp. 461-480 _fFIORDO Richard _iHypersemiotic and hyposemiotic communication : More ado about nothing?
545			_hp. 481-490 _fHILAIRE Chantal _iSémiotique de la divination chez les Rom Kalderas de Toronto
545			_hp. 491-496 _fSTAIANO Kathryn Vance _iSemiotics and medical semiotics (Comment)
545			_hp. 497-516 _fBOUISSAC Paul _iWhat is a human ? Ecological semiotics and the new animism (Review article)
545			_hp. 517-520 _fCARLSON Marvin _iIbsen as folklorist (Review article)
545			_hp. 521-532 _fDANESI Marcel _iThe role of metaphor in cognition (Review article)
608			_aLINGUISTIQUE
608			_aREVUE
610			_aLINGUISTIQUE
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