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Parole and Subjectivity: A Psycho-Semiotic and Poststructuralist Exploration by Sapanpreet Kaur

Abstract: This study examines the notion of parole and its essential function in shaping subjectivity, utilising psycho-semiotic and poststructuralist theories to contest conventional language paradigms. Building on Ferdinand de Saussure’s …

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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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