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Interpretation as Creative Objective Act by Liliano Pazo

Translated by Deborah Rotshtein Make sure that, reading your story, the melancholic move towards laughter, those who laugh begin doing it louder, the simple are not bothered, the discreet become …

Arts / Volume 1

Revival of Cabaret Theatre Traditions in Modern Art of Clowning by Vyacheslav Polunin by Elena A. Semenova

The article is devoted to the phenomenon of Russian cabaret, which developed rapidly from 1908 to 1917. A hypothesis is put forward, according to which not all cabarets can be …

Arts / Volume 1

Women’s Embodiment as Semiotic: A Multimodal Analysis of Spatial Meaning in Novi Kristinawati’s Design by S. Agustin, A. Saidi, I. Damajanti, and H. Ahmad

Women’s embodied experiences are shaped by both biological and socio-cultural dimensions of the body. In design studies, the work of women designers offers distinctive perspectives grounded in lived and bodily …

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Volume 1 2026

  • Revival of Cabaret Theatre Traditions in Modern Art of Clowning by Vyacheslav Polunin by Elena A. Semenova
  • A Semiotic Analysis of Anthropomorphic Conceptions of God in Biblical Verses by M. Mahmud
  • Women’s Embodiment as Semiotic: A Multimodal Analysis of Spatial Meaning in Novi Kristinawati’s Design by S. Agustin, A. Saidi, I. Damajanti, and H. Ahmad
  • Hidden Semantics of the Painting Program in the Church of the Narva Icon of the Mother of God in Narva by Yuliia Khlystun
  • Representation of Religious Trauma in Sefi Attah’s Hailstones from Zamfar Kalejaiyek Oluwakemi Abiola and Shogunle Oluwaseyi Nathaniel 
  • Mythologemes of Death, the Garden, and Time in Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland by A.Shapauov, Y.Turovskaya, S.Negimov and Z. Talaspayeva
  • Between the Slavery of the Law and the Freedom of the Promise in Grace: A Semiotic Reading of the Allegory of Sarah and Hagar by Nilthon Fernandes
  • Parole and Subjectivity: A Psycho-Semiotic and Poststructuralist Exploration by Sapanpreet Kaur
  • Fate, Uncertainty and Mystery of the Supernatural: Ironical Indictment as Literary Hermeneutics in Elechi Amadi’s The Great Ponds and The Concubine by N. Akingbe, C. Ogunyemi and N. Echendu
  • Interpretation as Creative Objective Act by Liliano Pazo
  • Communal Mysticism as a Social Contract: An Ethnographic Reinterpretation of Datu Legends in South Kalimantan by Faradina et al

Reviews, Views and Interviews Volume 1

  • The Little Prince, direction and choreography by Anne Tournié
  • Aura Mechanica Dance Review

Volume 1

  • Revival of Cabaret Theatre Traditions in Modern Art of Clowning by Vyacheslav Polunin by Elena A. Semenova
  • A Semiotic Analysis of Anthropomorphic Conceptions of God in Biblical Verses by M. Mahmud
  • Women’s Embodiment as Semiotic: A Multimodal Analysis of Spatial Meaning in Novi Kristinawati’s Design by S. Agustin, A. Saidi, I. Damajanti, and H. Ahmad
  • Hidden Semantics of the Painting Program in the Church of the Narva Icon of the Mother of God in Narva by Yuliia Khlystun
  • Representation of Religious Trauma in Sefi Attah’s Hailstones from Zamfar Kalejaiyek Oluwakemi Abiola and Shogunle Oluwaseyi Nathaniel 
  • Mythologemes of Death, the Garden, and Time in Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland by A.Shapauov, Y.Turovskaya, S.Negimov and Z. Talaspayeva
  • Between the Slavery of the Law and the Freedom of the Promise in Grace: A Semiotic Reading of the Allegory of Sarah and Hagar by Nilthon Fernandes
  • Parole and Subjectivity: A Psycho-Semiotic and Poststructuralist Exploration by Sapanpreet Kaur
  • Fate, Uncertainty and Mystery of the Supernatural: Ironical Indictment as Literary Hermeneutics in Elechi Amadi’s The Great Ponds and The Concubine by N. Akingbe, C. Ogunyemi and N. Echendu
  • Interpretation as Creative Objective Act by Liliano Pazo
  • Communal Mysticism as a Social Contract: An Ethnographic Reinterpretation of Datu Legends in South Kalimantan by Faradina et al

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