An edition of Center and periphery in representations and institutions (1992)

Center and periphery in representations and institutions

proceedings from the ISI conference in Imatra, July 16-21, 1990

by , , and

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An edition of Center and periphery in representations and institutions (1992)

Center and periphery in representations and institutions

proceedings from the ISI conference in Imatra, July 16-21, 1990

by , , and

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International Semiotics Institute
Language
English
Pages
473

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Subjects

Semiotics, Congresses
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Center and periphery in representations and institutions: proceedings from the ISI conference in Imatra, July 16-21, 1990
1992, International Semiotics Institute
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Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Imatra
Series
Acta semiotica Fennica,, 1, Publications of the International Semiotics Institute at Imatra ;, no. 2
Genre
Congresses.

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Library of Congress
P99 .C456 1992

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Pagination
473 p. :
Number of pages
473

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Open Library
OL3737078M
ISBN 10
9519630619
LCCN
2003403718

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