SIGNS IN SOCIETY - STIBA Malang

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Index I 223
Living museums, 137
Locke, John, 109, no, 181
Logical form, 12, 13, 42, 194«/ ?
Logic of relations, 24, 37, 43
Lotman, Juri, 126, 190, 191
MacCannell, Dean, 135
MacCannell, Juliet Flower, 196m
Maclntyre, Alasdair, 197H10
Magical spells, 113, 120, 121, 196(14
Maine, Henry, 181, 182
Mambi, 133
Mantras, 171, 172
Marriage: ritual, 133; exchange, 184. See also
Exchange, affinal
Marx, Karl, 178
Mead, Margaret, 168
Mediation. See Semiotic mediation
Medieval. See Middle Ages
Medium of communication, 16, 30, 40-44 passim,
194R10
Meta-ads, 154-55, 197(16. See also Advertising
Metalanguage, 70, 126, 185, 19314
Metaphor: reflexive quality, 103, 105; and innovation,
104, 106; in myth, 171; mentioned,
196(15
Metapragmatic discourse: function of, xvi, 93;
explicit, 90, 91, 173; signals, 145, 154; implicit,
173; mentioned, 79, 87, 128, 151,
155, 166
Metapragmatics, 70, 101, 146
Metasemantics, 70, 126, 128, 135
Metasemiotics, xvi, 18
Middle Ages, 123, 125, 166, 189, 19611115,6
Morgan, Louis Henry, 182, 183
Motivation: relative, 19, 198m; of sign relation,
102, 103; natural, 106, 176; and convention,
175, 176
Mukafovsky, Jan, 119, 131, 196m
Museum of Modern Art, 197*14
Myth: obviational sequence, in, 113, 114; as
narrative, 121; semiotic approaches, 196(13;
motifs, 198ml
Mythic imagination, 164, 170
Names: ideal, 179; origin of, 181
Narrative sequence, 113, 119, 122
Naturalization: in quoted speech, 73; of convention,
108, 109, 176, 177, 192; in social theory,
178-86; metaphoric, 196(15
Natural law, 172, 182
Natural symbol, 120
Neomaterialism, 125
Novelistic discourse, 70, 71, 71
Object, semiotic, 3, 10, 21. See also Exchange,
valuables
Obviation. See Symbolic obviation
Olson, Scott R., 197(16
Parallelism, 119, 171
Peirce, C. S.: and Saussure, xii, xiv; on science,
xiv, 19, 20, 21, 37; semiotic theory, 3-22,
193(11; on language, 11-16, 42, 43, 193(16,
1941115; on semiotic mediation, 23—44 passim;
logical graphs, 42, 43
Performative function, 95, 1981112
Performativity, xv, 96, 127, 132, 133, 134,
171, 172
Peter the Great, 190, 191
Philosophy of religion, 165-67, 173, 174
Plato, 179, 180, 192
Poetry, structure of, 112, 129
Power: semiotic, 126, 127, 128; symbolic, 123,
188; political, 131, 176, 177. See also Authoritative
speech
Practical reason: comparison as, 167, 168,
19711*; in religious traditions, 170; in social
theory, 183
Pragmatics: of discourse, 12, 167; of social action,
127; dimensions of comparison, 167.
See also Indexicality
Proportionality, Saussurean, 1941113
Propositional form, 12, 13, 37, 42, 146, 152,
166
Propp, Vladimir, 114
Proverbs, 92, 93
Pseudo-performativity, 95
Puffery, 143-55 passim
Rappaport, Roy, 119
Reality effect, 141
Reciprocal delimitation, 43, 103
Recontextualization, 171
Reference, ideology of, 125, 142, 145, 146,
151, 152
Referential function, 144, 150
Reflexivity, 159, 162
Regimentation: defined, xvi, 138, 150, 173,
197114; institutional, 127, 134; ideological,
118, 142, 143, 151; in historical interpretation,
140; and metalanguage, 159
Replica, 8, 18, 133, 171
Reported speech, 70, 71, 92, 93, 19611J
Representamen, 14, 25, 19411S
Representation, 4, 5, 26, 30, 32, 19411*
Ricoeur, Paul, 102, 164, 167
Ritual: performativity, 101, 128-34 passim;
duplex character, 129, 130; efficacy, 129,
130, 133; performance, 129, 131; repetition,
129, 133, 173; self-referentiality, 132; language,
171; initiation, 187; eucharistie,
196115; consumption, 198115; mentioned,
168, 176. See also Belau, funerals
Ritualization, 190, 198115
Rockefeller, John D., 136, 140, 196114
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, 161
Russian culture, 190-91
Sacrifice, 132, 133, 171
Sahlins, Marshall, 181
Saussure, Ferdinand de, xii, xiv, xv, 3, 43, 103,
127, 175, I94«r3, 198111
Schwimmer, Erik, 104, 196112
Scientific rationality, 20, 13
Secondary elaboration, 166
Semantic meaning, xiii, 117, 166, 167
Semiosis, 4, 5, 9, 10, 11, 23-25, 27, 126,
193114
Semiosphere, 126
Semiotic analysis, as social action, 125
Semiotic ideology, 126, 142, 154
Semioticization, of behavior, 190
Semiotic mediation, 3, 23-44 passim, 127,141,
1941112
Semiotics: intellectual heritage, xiii; classical
foundation, 3, 108, 193112; social, 125
Shamanism, 164
Sign: definition, 3, 4, 14, I93"2, i94 n *i
correlates of, 30, 31; triadic, 39, 40, 193114;
classes of, 193115
Signification, 102, 103, 127
Silverstein, Michael, xvi, 70, 101, 127, 128,
197116
Sinsign, 7, 8
Smith, Jonathan Z., 173, 197114
Social distinction, 137, 140, 141, 176, 188
Sociobiology, 165, 183-84
Stoics, 3
Structuralism, xv, 101
Survivals, 162, 181
Syllogism, 14
Symbol: definition, 3, 5, 6, 7, 27, 30, 194115;
triadic, 5, 10, 28, 29, 35; and sign, 9, 10,
106; cultural, 19; and modernity, 164
Symbolic meaning, 48, 65, 67, 68, 195115
Symbolic obviation: method of, ioi, in—17,
196115; evaluation of method, 117, 118
Symbolic power. See Power, symbolic
Tambiah, Stanley, 128, 129, 131, 133
Taylor, Charles, 126, 197112
Television, 197116
Texts, as semiotic forms, 127, 137
Textual authority, 172
Textuality: defined, xv, 93, 101; in ritual, 127,
128, 129, 134
Textual meaning, 126
Theoretical reason, 169
Thirdness, 33-40 passim
Tourist experience, 135-42, 196112
Tradition, 175, 179, 188
Translation, 43, 93
Transparency: semiotic, xiv, 42, 43, 134;
scientific, 136, 141; historical, 141; and communication,
170
Tropes, xvi, 102, 104, 163, 196115. See also
Metaphor
Turner, Victor, 123
Type-token relation, 18, 125, 131, 133, 187
Typology: semiotic, xiv, xvi, 163, 192; of signs,
43; global, 109, no, 122; genealogical, 162,
172; implicational, 163; of religion, 173; of
comparison, 197114
Use-value, 184
Valuables. See Exchange, valuables
Value: Saussurean, xiii, xiv, 103; linguistic, 164
Vedic texts, 130, 171, 174
Visual images, 135, 143, 146, 147, 151
Volosinov, V. N., 71
Wagner, Roy, xvi, 101, 105, 118, 123, 196115
Walt Disney World, 197115
Watergate hearings, 131
Weiner, James F., xvi, 101, 105, 123, 19611112,3
Welby, Lady Victoria, 19411Ä
Western epistemology, 109, no, 125, 159, 161,
178, 181, 197112
Williams, F. E., 113, 120, 196114