- What It Means to Sign
What It Means to Sign
Page 7 to 12
Page 13 to 23
Values of the Signature
Page 25 to 34
Page 35 to 46
Signing. .. to Transform an Object into a Work of Art
Page 47 to 77
Page 79 to 96
Page 97 to 106
Signing. .. to Transform Oneself into a Work of Art
Page 107 to 117
Page 119 to 133
Signing. .. to Inform One’s Reader
Page 135 to 156
Page 157 to 170
Places and Resources
Page 171 to 180
Page 181 to 184
Alternating Perspectives
Page 185 to 192
On the Subject of. ..
Page 193 to 202
Reviews
Page 203 to 209
News
Page 211 to 215
Page 216 to 218
Feature Interview
Page 219 to 232
Miscellaneous Contributions
Page 233 to 253
From works of art to body marking through consumer products, Sociétés & Représentations explores the historical, aesthetic, and legal issues related to the signature. This familiar gesture can be likened to a “total social fact” covering an infinite number of uses and representations, from building a reputation and a legacy to postures of anonymity.
Plural in its subject matter and pluralist with respect to suggested approaches, this transdisciplinary journal wants to be open to questions encountered by contemporary society in the familiarity of its forms while participating in a renewed way of thinking.
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