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Semiotics:
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Myrdene Anderson,
Devika Chawla
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The Saami assert that "to move on is better than to stay put" (jot'tit lea buorit go orrot). The senior (in more ways than one) author, Myrdene Anderson, found as a Saami ethnographer that her life history resonated well with this Saami philosophy. In addition, Anderson had adopted from her own heritage the adage that "one can't hit a moving target". The Saami would also be comfortable with that formula. Together, one might minimally collapse and paraphrase both adages as: "a rolling agent invests in the moment". Devika Chawla, the junior author, interrogates Anderson in nuancing this philosophy. To what degree is our research overdetermined and underdetermined by such factors as life history, culture, personality, and narrative reflections? The inquiry proceeds to unpack the opacities and transparencies in semiosic constructions.
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Semiotics:
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Jonathan Beever
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Semiotics:
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Brett Bogart
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Semiotics:
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Josephine Carubia
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Semiotics:
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Javier Clavere
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Semiotics:
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Vincent Colapietro
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Semiotics:
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Karen A. Haworth
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Semiotics:
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John Henning
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Semiotics:
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James Jacobs
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Semiotics:
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Judy Kay King
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Semiotics:
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Frank Nuessel
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Semiotics:
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Sean Day,
Charls Pearson
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Semiotics:
2007
Reid Perkins-Buzo
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Recent work by Ian Aitken and others has sought to re-establish a "Realist approach" to the documentary film in reaction to the postmodernist, pragmatist approach popular in the 1970s and 80s. The Saussurian/Lacanian orientation o f the semiotics that played a large role in the older film theory is rejected and replaced by an analytic theory of representation based on the work of Mary Hesse, Hilary Putnam and W.V.O. Quine. Although this may seem a setback vis-a-vis semiotics, it actually opens up Realist Film Theory to an application o f the doctrine of signs more closely aligned to traditional realism, that of Pierce and Poinsot. This presentation outlines how Realist Film Theory can be enriched and developed by such an application. In particular, Aitken's model for the processing of the truth-value communicated through a documentary film can be strengthened in this manner. We will look at a short filmic example to illustrate the resulting development of the theory, manifesting how the documentary film is anchored in both reliablyrepresenting reality and creatively organizing and construing it.
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Semiotics:
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Katherine Romack
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Semiotics:
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Matthew Shaftel
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Semiotics:
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Scott Simpkins
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Semiotics:
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J. Raymond Zimmer
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Semiotics:
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