Reflections on Global - On the Basis of the Semiotic Study of Culture

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Reflections on Global - On the Basis of the Semiotic Study of Culture

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Franciscu Sedda

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is necessary to say and state that this is not an exhaustive study of Lotman’s thought (which, on the other hand, we force towards the theme dealt with), nor of the field of semiotic studies or the question of the glocal itself (or of its relationships with the studies of culture in general). These are stimulating tasks far beyond the exploring aims of these pages.

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Paper provided by Argentine Center of International Studies in its series Working Papers - Programa Teoría de las Relaciones Internacionales with number 035.

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Keywords: glocal; semiotic; culture;

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