The semiotics of animal representations included in SLE Annotations

The edited collection

Tüür, Kadri and Morten Tønnessen (eds) 2014. The Semiotics of Animal Representations (Nature, Culture and Literature 10). Amsterdam/New York: Rodopi.

is described in

NN 2015. Annotations. Studies in Literature and Environment 22 (2): 433-440. Doi: 10.1093/isle/isv045. 

Excerpt (p. 439):

Tüür, Kadri, and Morten Tønnessen, eds. The Semiotics of Animal Representations. Amsterdam: Rodopi, 2014. Part of Rodopi's Nature, Culture and Literature series, this book offers an introduction and thirteen essays that collectively explore and analyze a range of literary and cultural representations of nonhuman animals from around the world.

The Semiotics of Animal Representations presented at Rodopi's webpage

The Semiotics of Animal Representations is now presented at the webpage of Rodopi, or more specifically of the book series "Nature, Culture and Literature", where our volume is no. 10 in the series. This edited collection is presented in more detail on a separate page, where table of contents etc. is presented.

Publication date for The semiotics of animal representations

The edited collection The semiotics of animal representations, which is to be published by Rodopi (Amsterdam/New York) in the series Nature, Culture and Literature, now has an approximate publication date. The book, which is edited by Kadri Tüür and myself, will be published mid-May, if not earlier.

See also:

The Semiotics of Animal Representations gradually completed (January 20)

Book proposal submitted

We (Kadri Tüür and I) have just submitted the book proposal for The Semiotics of Animal Representations. After formatting we're talking about 8 (proposal) + 6 (Authors' and editors' info sheet) + 23 (Abstract book) pp; all in all 37 pp.

Rodopi volume: The Semiotics of Animal Representations

Together with co-editor Kadri Tüür (and editor of the planned Semiotica special issue Timo Maran) I've started working with the Rodopi volume (to appear in the their series Nature, Culture and Literature) of selected proceedings from the April 2011 conference Zoosemiotics and Animal Representations. We've made a preliminary selection of contributors to invite, based on the 80+ abstracts we received for the conference. Invitations will likely be sent in late October.

We've also come up with a work title for the book: The Semiotics of Animal Representations.