laughs when they met with me and says more than we can say, without saying a word" (pereezd. in Karsavin L. P.Small works. SPb., 1994. P.109). We are again faced with the question of why in the present historical works occurs semiotic perspective. Italian semiotician Umberto Eco (Eco U. A theory of semiotics. Bloomington -- etc., 1976) talked about the semiotic object as the points of communication where possible the occurrence lies. Based on this historical review, we can to give a more General definition of semiotics as the science of possible worlds. Then it becomes clear to her interest to objects such as literature, painting, theater, cinema, etc., that really set the different options other worlds. "Art, - writes Yuri Lotman, -- the most advanced the conditional space of reality" (Lotman YUM. Culture and explosion. -- M., 1992. P. 62). But also history, because it is not busy monitoring, and reconstruction of one of these possible worlds. The main becomes not the search for similarities, and just the presence of differences from the world this.
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laughs when they met with me and says more than
we can say, without saying a word" (pereezd. in Karsavin L. P.Small
works. SPb., 1994. P.109).
We are again faced with the question of why in the present historical works
occurs semiotic perspective. Italian semiotician Umberto
Eco (Eco U. A theory of semiotics. Bloomington -- etc., 1976)
talked about the semiotic object as the points of communication where possible
the occurrence lies. Based on this historical review, we can
to give a more General definition of semiotics as the science of possible worlds. Then
it becomes clear to her interest to objects such as literature, painting,
theater, cinema, etc., that really set the different options other
worlds. "Art, - writes Yuri Lotman, -- the most advanced
the conditional space of reality" (Lotman YUM. Culture and explosion. --
M., 1992. P. 62). But also history, because it is not busy monitoring, and
reconstruction of one of these possible worlds. The main becomes
not the search for similarities, and just the presence of differences from the world
this.
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