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June 20, 1910 – January 10, 1993

Georges Mounin, born Louis Leboucher, was a French linguist and professor of linguistics and semiology at the University of Aix-en-Provence. A fervent disciple of André Martinet, his work explored a vast array of subjects. He delved into the history of linguistics, its definitions, and traditional issues such as semiology, semantics, and translation. Mounin also investigated the relationship of linguistics to other fields, including philosophy, literature (especially poetry), and society. He was also a noted specialist in Renaissance Italy.

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2012
Semiotic Praxis
Studies in Pertinence and in the Means of Expression and Communication
264 pages
10 hours of reading
Georges Mounin's work is pivotal in the fields of semiotics, semantics, and translation theory, alongside his extensive literary criticism that championed overlooked poets. This collection represents the first comprehensive translation of his writings into English, showcasing his commitment to applying semiotic theory to tangible subjects. Mounin aims to illustrate the practical utility of semiotics, refine its theoretical frameworks, and establish its scientific legitimacy as a discipline, reflecting his lifelong dedication to this intellectual pursuit.

Semiotic Praxis