Titlebook: Exploring Semiotic Remediation as Discourse Practice; Paul A. Prior,Julie A. Hengst Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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David M. Wheeler,Ana Katz,R. Todd Rices mediate between the world and our understanding of it. Such a theory, argued Mertz in her editorial introduction, should draw heavily on the work of Peirce and his conception of the sign as grounded in the world. Peircean semiotic, with its tripartite set of sign-functions, contrasted with views d

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Introduction: Exploring Semiotic Remediation,ia, channels, and so on, whereas multimodal depends on a definition of mode, which has not yet been clarified in the literature and seems to suggest exclusions (mode, for example, as opposed to medium). . points to ways that activity is (re)mediated — not mediated anew in each act — through taking u

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Mediating Modes of Representation in Understanding Science: the Case of Genetic Inheritance, other words, multiple forms of representation and the interpretive procedures related to them have communicative as well as cognitive functions — they are central to interpreting information as well as to understanding concepts.

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Remaking ,: Semiotic Remediation in the Design Process,ier analyses of the design process (Suchman and Trigg, 1993; Tang, 1988) and metapragmatic work on gestures and talk (for example, Goodwin, 2000; Hanks, 1990; Haviland, 2000, 2007; LeBaron and Streeck, 2000; Ochs, Jacoby, and Gonzales, 1994), the analysis in this chapter focuses on the semiotic reme

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Semiotic Remediation: Afterword,s mediate between the world and our understanding of it. Such a theory, argued Mertz in her editorial introduction, should draw heavily on the work of Peirce and his conception of the sign as grounded in the world. Peircean semiotic, with its tripartite set of sign-functions, contrasted with views d

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Book 2010Through theoretical and methodological frameworks, researchers from writing studies, communication disorders, communication studies, applied linguistics, anthropology, and education, argue for a new dialogic approach to multimodality as a question of semiotic practices as well as multimodal artifacts.