“The Self as a Sign”
September 1996, Journalist, Varna, Bulgaria
With the participation of Eero Tarasti, Igor Chernov, James Watt, Bogdan Bogdanov, Maria Popova, Ivan Kassabov, Borislav Gueorguiev, Kristian Bankov, Elena Alexieva, Albena Haralampieva, Lili Kolova, studentf from New Bulgarian University. There was a theater performance BIT by Vaskresia Viharova, where students from th etheater deparment of NBU were performing on the stage.
“Sociosemiotics II”
6-16 September 2008, Sozopol, Bulgaria
Granted by the Human Resources Development Center (HRDC) - Bulgaria
Here You could find some visual, sound and document materials - evidences from the Early Fall school
Short description of the Semiotic as an Academia discipline
“International Semiotics”
September 1995, Sofia Library, Sofia, Bulgaria
Some of the topics:
Prof. R. Posner "Principles of Culture Change"
Prof. J. Johansen "Interpretation from a Semiotic Perspective: Recognition and Interence"
Prof. R. Posner "European Culture and Language Policy"
Prof. R. Posner "Principles of Culture Change"
Prof. J. Johansen "Interpretation from a Semiotic Perspective: Recognition and Interence"
Prof. R. Posner "European Culture and Language Policy"
“Semiotics in a Pragmatic Key. Applicability vs. Esoterism”
September 1997, Bankia, Sofia
The Faculty of Continuing Education
Department of Anthropology
and
The Master Program of Semiotics
announce the Third Early Fall School of Semiotics
Semiotics in a Pragmatic Key, Applicability vs. Esoteirsm
“L'Otherness:
Signness, Perception, Presentation"
September
17-20,1998 “St. Kirik and Julita”, Asenovgrad, Bulgaria
"Semiotic Space and Cultural Time"
14-18 September, 1999 “St. Kirik and Julita”, Asenovgrad, Bulgaria
“General Semiotics and Biosemiotics”
“St. Kirik and Julita”, Asenovgrad, Bulgaria
Guest-lecturers: Prof. Frederic Stjernfelt (Denmark), Prof. Kalevi Kull (Estonia), Dr. Vana Tentokali (Greece), Prof. Dagmar Schmauks (Germany)
Kalevi Kull
Alles Lebendige bildet eine Atmosphäre um sich her.
J. W. Goethe (1977: 35)
“Difference and Identity”
6-11 September “St. Kirik and Julita”, Asenovgrad, Bulgaria
13-16 September Sozopol, Bulgaria
Guest-lecturers: Prof. Roland Posner (Germany), Prof. Drude fon der Fehr (Denmark), Dr. Paul Cobley (UK), Prof. Eero Tarasti (Finland), Prof. Peter Schulz (Switzerland), Dr. Isabelle Guiatella (France), Dr. Serge Santi (France)
“Sign Theories in Use”
5-14 September 2003, St. Kyrik Complex – Assenovgrad, Bulgaria
“Semiotics and Genre”
10-16 September, 2005, Sozopol, Bulgaria
In collaboration and financial support of Dante Alighieri Committee Sofia
“Semiotics,
Image and Narration”
11-18
September 2006, Sozopol, Bulgaria
“Sociosemiotics I”
8-18 September 2007, Sozopol, Bulgaria
Granted by the Human Resources Development Center (HRDC) - Bulgaria
The EFSS is a project for innovative and evolving form of intensive interdisciplinary teaching in the field of Semiotics, Communication science and Sociology. It will consist in 10 days of lectures, workshops and exercises, with about 60 to 70 participants. The particular international environment, gathering up to 12 lecturers and 60-70 students from 8 different European countries, provides unique conditions of multinational social interaction of knowledge exchange. Those conditions are particularly favourable to the theoretical issues, contained in the lectures, and irreplaceable for the workshops and exercises. Our objectives are to achieve new qualitative level of teaching of semiotics and communication, not achievable separately in any of the participating universities.
“Semiotics of social: Genealogy and practice of communication”
“St. Kirik and Julita”, Asenovgrad, September 2002
Guest-lecturers: Prof. John Deely (USA), Dr. Hari Veivo (Finland), Dr. Mathias Rothe (Germany), Dr. Paul Cobley (UK), Dr. Mariana Net (Romania)
“Culture and Text”
15-23 September 2004, Sozopol, Bulgaria
In collaboration with the department of Semiotics, Tartu University
New Bulgarian University