Costantino Marmo
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Costantino Marmo, after getting his laurea degree at the University of Bologna in the field of Medieval Philosophy, studies in Copenhagen (Institut du Moyen Age Grec et Latin) and Toronto (Pontifical Institute of Medieval Studies).
In 1992, he discussesd his Ph.D. dissertaion on the Modists' philosophy of language, under the direction of Umberto Eco (published in 1994). Since 1998 he is full professor of Semiotics and History of Semiotics at the University of Bologna.
He published various essays on national and international journals and books, mainly in the field of medieval semiotics. He is also interested in general semiotic theory, textual semiotics, advertising and corporate communication.
Published articles:
On Animal Language in the Medieval Classification of Signs
by Umberto Eco, Roberto Lambertini, Costantino Marmo, Andrea Tabarroni
in Versus n. 38-39, Semiotica medievale, pp. 3-38
Guglielmo di Ockham e il significato delle proposizioni
in Versus n. 38-39, Semiotica medievale, pp. 115-148
A proposito de "Il protagora" 7-8
by Giovanni Manetti, Costantino Marmo, Isabella Pezzini, Alessandro Zinna
in Versus n. 43, Louis Hjelmslev, pp. 141-153
The Semiotics of John Poinsot
in Versus n. 46, Fakes, Identity and the Real Thing, pp. 109-129
From Analogical Points of View. On the Use of Analogy in Ancient Greek Medical Texts
in Versus n. 50-51, Signs of Antiquity/Antiquity of Signs, pp. 19-37
I Modisti e l'ordine delle parole: su alcune difficoltà di una grammatica universale
in Versus n. 61-62-63, Le lingue perfette, pp. 47-70
L'instabile costruzione enunciativa dell'identità aziendale in rete
in Versus n. 94-95-96, Semiotica dei nuovi media, pp. 135-148
Symbolum, simulacrum, imago, e altri termini collegati, nelle opere di Ugo di San Vittore
in Versus n. 102, Avventure del simbolo. Icone e simboli tra Antichità e Medioevo, pp. 139-162
Peirce e la teoria medievale delle relazioni, 1865-1867 / Peirce and the Medieval Theory of Relations, 1865-1867
in Versus n. 120, Peirceana three. Sull’iconismo / On Iconism, pp. 15-29