Yuri Lotman

Yuri Lotman

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Yuri Lotman was a prominent Russian semiotician, cultural historian, and literary theorist, renowned for his contributions to the study of semiotics and the role of culture in communication. He co-founded the Tartu-Moscow Semiotic School, where he developed theories on the interplay between text, culture, and communication. Lotman's work often explored how narratives shape collective identity and the significance of cultural artifacts in understanding social dynamics. His concepts have been influential across various fields, including literary studies, cultural studies, and communication theory.

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