Jeffrey and listers, Somehow this msg did not come through to me, but my husband, who is also on the list, got it. I'd be very interested in seeing your paper. I'm interested in the semiotics for communicating pain. Many of the descriptions available are so ambiguous as to be useless. I'm sure there must be people working on this. (I'll check out the book you mention.) I'm not planning to veer off into that direction myself but am curious about what sort of work semioticians are doing in this area.
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