Semiotics and the Philosophy of Language

by Umberto Eco

First published 1991

Renowned philosopher Umberto Eco peels back the layers of language, revealing the intricate dance between words and meaning. Readers embark on an intellectual expedition, exploring how the structures of communication shape our very perception of the world. With erudition and accessibility, Eco challenges us to rethink the foundations of language and uncover the hidden significations that govern our reality.

Genres: philosophy, language, communication, academic, semiotics

Vibes: thought-provoking

Tropes: intellectual

242 pages · Hardcover · Indiana Univ Pr

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