🆕 New Article!
Check out Dr. Catherine Tebaldi’s (@cat-tebaldi.bsky.social) new article on "tradwives," who are social media influencers who promote an idealized, "feminine" womanhood by staging nostalgic chronotopes of tradition, from 1850s homesteads to 1950s suburban homes.
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🆕New Article
Check out Dr. KD Thompson's @katrinadalythompson.com new article examining ✨nearly a century of Swahili-language Islamic marital booklets✨
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🎊New Issue Available! 🎊

Signs and Society 13:3 is now live!

📘 The Translation Machine: Infrastructures of Valorization under Semiocapitalism

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🆕 JUST PUBLISHED!
Check an introductory article for the upcoming (soon!) special issue “The Translation Machine: Infrastructures of Valorization under Semiocapitalism" written by Dr. Aurora Donzelli.

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NEW PUB by 2024-25 CASBS fellow Matthew Hull in Signs and Society, "Capitalism and the Semiotics of Corporate Personhood in a Law of Human Persons"

Matt wrote the paper at CASBS 😏

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🚨 New Article Alert! 🚨

Check out Dr. Matthew Hull’s latest article on the semiotics of corporate personhood—how signs construct corporations as “legal persons.” 💼

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🚨New FirstView Article Alert!🚨

Check out SAS's latest article by Drs. Alfonso Del Percio and Cécile Vigouroux, examining how translation practices render unhoused individuals into quantifiable data 📊
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🎉New Issue Available!🎉

Signs and Society 13:2 is now LIVE! 🙌

Dive into a wide-ranging collection of new articles, spanning topics from Fanfa bands to Artificial Intelligence!

LINK: bit.ly/41jDFD0

🚨New Article Alert!🚨
Add Dr. Sabina Perrino’s @sabyperri.bsky.social latest article on translating “Made-in-Italy” to your 🌞summer reading list🌞!
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LINK: doi.org/10.1017/sas....

🚨New Article Alert!🚨
"I can understand how frustrating the situation is."
We've all heard phrases like this from call centers--but what makes them work? 📞
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🔎 Zooming into our most recent issue!

Read Dr. Anna Weichselbraun's @annaw.bsky.social article on "nuclear nonproliferation," where she explains what happens to nuclear verification when efforts to make nuclear materials more transparent fail.

LINK: doi.org/10.1017/sas....

🔎 Zooming into our most recent issue!

In our latest issue on "semiotic indeterminacy," Drs. Wolfgram and Larson explore the internship🧑‍💼, where they closely examine two life history narratives of interns to analyze the "semiotic ambiguity" of participant roles arising in the internship economy. 🧵1/2

🔎 Zooming into our most recent issue!

In our 🎈latest issue🎈 on "semiotic indeterminacy," Dr. Bonnie Urciuoli introduces a concept of “strategically deployable shifters” (SDS). 🧵1/3

🔎 Zooming into our most recent issue!

Check out the article in our 🎈latest issue 🎈 on "semiotic indeeterminacy" by Dr. Ilana Gershon (structureless.bsky.social)! 🧵1/3

🎉New Issue Available!

Signs and Society 13:1 is now live!

This special issue, guest edited by Dr. Ilana Gershon (@structureless.bsky.social), explores the theme of "political uses of semiotic indeterminacy."

🔖 About Signs and Society...
"How Signs and Society Came All About"

Dr. Richard Parmentier explains the history of the collaborative relationship between the Semiosis Research Center at HUFS (South Korea) and Brandeis University (USA) in publishing Signs and Society.

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💡About Signs and Society…

Signs and Society is an open-access, interdisciplinary journal on "semiosis" in social interaction, cognition, and cultural formations. We invite innovative and collaborative works that examine how semiosis unfolds across diverse domains.
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