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This bibliography lists all
known English-language publications by Juri M. Lotman (including in
co-authorship), in chronological order.
In case of any corrections, please mail to us.
The bibliography has been compiled by Kalevi
Kull.
Uspenskij B. A., Ivanov V. V.,
Toporov V. N., Pjatigorskij A. M., Lotman Ju. M. 1973. Theses on the semiotic
study of cultures (as applied to Slavic texts). In: Eng, Jan van der and
Grygar, Mojmir (eds.), Structure of Texts and Semiotics of Culture. The Hague, Paris: Mouton, 1-28.
Lotman Ju. M. 1973. Different
cultures, different codes. Times Literary Supplement, Oct. 12, 1213-1215.
Lotman Y. 1974. The sign mechanism of
culture. Semiotica
12(4): 301-305.
Lotman Jury M. 1974. On some
principal difficulties in the structural description of a text. Linguistics 121: 57-63.
Lotman Y. 1974. Analysis of a
poetic text: The structure of poetry [Excerpt]. Soviet Studies in Literature:
A Journal of Translations
10(2): 3-41.
Lotman Y. 1974. Observations on the
structure of the narrative text. Soviet Studies in Literature: A Journal of
Translations 10(4): 75-81.
Lotman Y. 1974. On the mythological
code of plotted texts. Soviet Studies in Literature: A Journal of
Translations 10(4): 82-87.
Lotman Y. 1974. The individual
creative career and the typology of culture codes. Soviet Studies in
Literature: A Journal of Translations 10(4): 88-90.
Lotman Y. 1975. Myth _ name _
culture. Soviet Studies in Literature: A Journal of Translations 11(2/3): 17-46.
Lotman Y. 1975. Theatre and
theatricality in the order of early nineteenth century culture. Soviet
Studies in Literature: A Journal of Translations 11(2/3): 155-185.
Lotman Y. 1975. On the metalanguage
of a typological description of culture. Semiotica 14(2): 97-123.
Lotman Y. 1975. Notes on the
structure of a literary text. Semiotica 15(3): 199-205.
Lotman, J. M. 1975. The discrete
text and iconic text: Some remarks on the structure of narrative. New
Literary History 6(2):
333-338.
Lotman J. M. 1975. Point of view in
a text. New Literary History 6(2): 339-352.
Lotman Jurij M.; Uspenskij B.A.;
Ivanov, V.V.; Toporov, V.N. and Pjatigorskij, A.M. 1975. Theses on the semiotic
study of cultures (as applied to Slavic texts). In: Sebeok Thomas A. (ed.), The
Tell-Tale Sign: A Survey of Semiotics. Lisse (Netherlands): The Peter de Ridder Press, 57-84.
Lotman, Ju. M.; Uspenskij, B. A.;
Ivanov, V. V.; Toporov, V. N.; Pjatigorskij, A. M. 1975. Theses on the Semiotic
Study of Cultures (as Applied to Slavic Texts). . Lisse: The Peter de Ridder Press, 29 p.[Reprinted from: Sebeok Thomas A. (ed.), The
Tell-Tale Sign: A Survey of Semiotics, p. 57-83.]
Lotman Y. 1975. Observations on the
structure of the narrative text. The Soviet Review 14(2): 59-65.
Lotman Y. 1975/1976. Theater and
theatricality in the order of early nineteenth century culture. The Soviet
Review 16(4): 53-83.
Lotman Iu. M. 1976. Analysis of
the Poetic Text. (Transl.
by D. Barton Johnson.) Ann Arbor (Mich.): Ardis, 309 p.
Lotman Jurij 1976. Semiotics of
Cinema. (Transl. by Mark E.
Suino.) (Michigan Slavic Contributions 5.) Ann Arbor: University of Michigan
Press, 106 p.
Lotman Y. 1976. Culture and
information. Dispositio: Revista Hispánica de Semiótica Literaria 1(3): 213-215. (Dept. of Romance Lang.,
Univ. of Michigan).
Lotman Y. 1976. O. M. Freidenberg
as a student of culture. Soviet Studies in Literature: A Journal of
Translations 12(2): 3-11:
Lotman Y. 1976. On the reduction
and unfolding of sign systems (The problem of "Freudianism and semiotic
culturology"). Soviet Studies in Literature: A Journal of Translations 12(2): 44-52.
Lotman Y. 1976. Gogol' and the
correlation of "the culture of humor" with the comic and serious in
the Russian national tradition. Soviet Studies in Literature: A Journal of
Translations 12(2): 40-43.
Baran, Henryk (ed.) 1976. Semiotics
and Structuralism: Readings from the Soviet Union. White Plains, N.Y.: International Arts and Sciences
Press. (Translated by William Mandel, Henryk Baran, and A. J. Hollander.)
xxvi+369.
[This includes:]
Lotman Jurij, Uspenskij Boris A. 1976. Myth Ñ name Ñ culture. In: ibidem, 3_32.
Lotman
Jurij 1976. Theater and theatricality in the order of early nineteenth century
culture. In: ibidem,
33-63.
Lotman
Jurij 1976. O. M. Freidenberg as a student of culture. In: ibidem, 257-268.
Lotman
Jurij 1976. Gogol' and the correlation of "the culture of humor" with
the comic and serious in the Russian national tradition. In: ibidem, 297-300.
Lotman
Jurij 1976. On the reduction and unfolding of sign systems (The problem of
"Freudianism and semiotic culturology"). In: ibidem, 301-309.
Lotman Y. 1976. The content and structure of the concept of "literature". PTL: A Journal for Descriptive Poetics and Theory of Literature 1(2): 339-356.
Lotman Y. 1976. The structure of
ideas in Pushkin's poem "Andzhelo". In: Poetry and Prose. (Russian Poetics in Translation 2.)
Colchester, Oxford, 66-84.
Lotman Yu. M. 1976. The modelling
significance of the concepts "end" and "beginning" in
artistic texts. (Rosslyn, Wendy, trans.) In: O'Toole, Lawrence Michael;
Shukman, Ann (eds.), General Semiotics. (Russian Poetics in Translation 3.) Oxon Publishing,
7-11.
Lotman Jurij 1977. The Structure
of the Artistic Text.
Translated from the Russian by Gail Lenhoff and Ronald Vroon. (Michigan Slavic
Contributions 7.) Ann Arbor: University of Michigan, Department of Slavic
Languages and Literatures. 300 p.
Lucid, Daniel P. (ed.) 1977. Soviet
Semiotics: An Anthology.
Baltimore & London: Johns Hopkins University Press.
[This includes:]
Lotman Y. 1977. Primary and secondary communication-modelling systems. In: ibidem, 95-98.
Lotman
Y. 1977. Two models of communication. In: ibidem, 99-101.
Lotman
Y. 1977. Problems in the typology of texts. In: ibidem, 119-124.
Lotman
Y. and Pjatigorskij, A. M. 1977. Text and function. In: ibidem, 125-135.
Lotman
Y. 1977. The structure of the narrative text. In: ibidem, 193-197.
Lotman
Y. 1977. Problems in the typology of culture In: ibidem, 213-221.
Lotman
Y. 1977. Numerical semantics and cultural types. In: ibidem, 227-231.
Lotman
Y., Uspenskij Boris A. 1977. Myth Ñ name Ñ culture. In: ibidem, 233-252.
Lotman Jurii 1977. The dynamic model of a semiotic system. Semiotica 21(3/4): 193-210.
Lotman Y. 1977. The problem of
meaning in secondary modeling systems. New Literary History 8: 22-37.
Lotman Y., Uspenskij Boris A. 1978.
Myth _ name _ culture. Semiotica 22(3/4): 211-233.
Lotman, Yuri and Uspensky, B. A.
1978. On the semiotic mechanism of culture. New Literary History 9(2): 211-232.
Lotman Y., Piatigorsky A. M. 1978.
Text and function. New Literary History 9(2): 233-244.
Lotman Y. 1978. Theme and plot: The
theme of cards and the card game in Russian literature of the nineteenth
century. PTL: A Journal for Descriptive Poetics and Theory of Literature 3(3): 455-492.
Lotman Yury 1978. Language and
reality in the early Pasternak. In: Erlich V. (ed.), Pasternak: A Collection
of Critical Essays.
Englewood Cliffs (N. J.): Prentice-Hall, 21-38.
Lotman Y. 1979. Culture as
collective intellect and the problems of artificial intelligence. In: O'Toole,
Lawrence Michael and Shukman, Ann (eds.), Dramatic Structure: Poetic and
Cognitive Semantics.
(Russian Poetics in Translation 6.) Oxford: Holdan Books, 84-96.
Lotman Y. 1979. The future for
structural poetics. Poetics 8(6): 501-507.
Lotman Y. 1979. The origin of plot in the light of typology. Poetics
Today 1(1/2): 161-184.
Lotman Y. 1980. The natural
language: Interrelationship in the mechanism of verse. In: Smith G. S. (ed.), Metre,
Rhythm, Stanza, Rhyme.
[Russian Poetics in Translation 7?] University of Essex, 86-89.
Lotman Y. 1981. On the language of
animated cartoons. In: O'Toole, Lawrence Michael and Shukman, Ann (eds.), Film
Theory and General Semiotics.
(Russian Poetics in Translation 8.) Oxford: Holdan Books (RPT Pub.), 36-39.
Lotman Jurij 1981. Semiotics of
Cinema. (Transl. by Mark
Suino.) (Michigan Slavic Contributions.) Ann Arbor, Mich.: University of
Michigan. 106 p.
Lotman Y. 1982. The text and the
structure of its audience. New Literary History: A Journal of Theory and
Interpretation 14(1):
81-87.
Lotman Jurij M., Uspenskij Boris A.
1984. The Semiotics of Russian Culture. Edited by Ann Shukman (Michigan Slavic Contributions
11.) Ann Arbor: Dept. of Slavic Languages and Literatures, University of
Michigan, xiv+341.
[This includes:]
Lotman Jurij M., Uspenskij Boris A. 1984. Authors' introduction. In: ibidem, ix-xiv.
Lotman
Jurij M., Uspenskij Boris A. 1984. The role of dual models in the dynamics of
Russian culture (up to the end of the eighteenth century). In: ibidem, 3-35.
Lotman
Jurij M., Uspenskij Boris A. 1984. New aspects in the study of early Russian
culture. In: ibidem,
36-52.
Lotman
Jurij M., Uspenskij Boris A. 1984. Echoes of the notion 'Moscow as the thirst
Rome' in Peter the Great's ideology. In: ibidem, 53-67.
Lotman
J. M. 1984. The decembrist in everyday life. In: ibidem, 71-123.
Lotman
J. M. 1984. 'Agreement' and 'self-giving' as archetypal models of culture. In: ibidem, 125-140.
Lotman
J. M. 1984. Theater and theatricality in the order of early nineteenth century
culture. In: ibidem,
141-164.
Lotman
J. M. 1984. The stage and painting as code mechanisms for cultural behavior in
the early nineteenth centrury. In: ibidem, 165-176.
Lotman
J. M. 1984. Gogol's Chlestakov: The pragmatics of a literary character. In: ibidem, 177-212.
Lotman
J. M. 1984. Gogol's 'Tale of captain Kopejkin', reconstruction of the plan and
ideo-compositional function. In: ibidem, 213-230.
Lotman
J. M. 1984. The poetics of everyday behaviour in Russian eighteenth-century
culture. In: ibidem,
231-256.
Nakhimovsky, Alexander D. and Nakhimovsky, Alice Stone
(eds.) 1985. The Semiotics of Russian Cultural History: Essays by Iurii M.
Lotman, Lidia Ia. Ginsburg, Boris A. Uspenskii. Ithaca, New York, London: Cornell University Press.
[This includes:]
Lotman, Iurii M. and Uspenskii, Boris A. 1985. Binary models in the
dynamics of Russian culture. In: ibidem, 30-66.
Lotman
Iurii M. 1985. The poetics of everyday behaviour in eighteenth-century Russian
culture. In: ibidem,
67-94.
Lotman
Iurii M. 1985. The Decembrist in daily life (Everyday behavior as a
historical-psychological category). In: ibidem, 95-149.
Lotman
Iurii M. 1985. Concerning Khlestakov. In: ibidem, 150-187.
Lotman Jurij M. 1987. Semiotics and
culture in the second half of the twentieth century. Livstegn: Tidsskrift
for Norsk forening for semiotikk [Proceedings of the first symposium
"Semiotics in Theory and Practice", 2-3 Oct. 1986, Bergen (Norway):
Norwegian Association for Semiotic Studies] 3: 9-11. [transl. by Jostein Bortnes.]
Lotman Jurij M. 1987. On the
contemporary concept of text. Livstegn: Tidsskrift for Norsk forening for
semiotikk [Proceedings of the first symposium "Semiotics in Theory and
Practice", 2-3 Oct. 1986, Bergen (Norway): Norwegian Association for
Semiotic Studies] 3:
159-163. [transl. by Jostein Bortnes.]
Lotman Juri 1988. Natural
environment and information. In: Kull, Kalevi and Tiivel, Toomas (eds.), Lectures
in Theoretical Biology.
Tallinn: Valgus, 45-47.
Lotman Y. 1988. The structure of
Eugene Onegin. In: Hoisington, Sona Stephan, and Arndt, Walter (eds.), Russian
Views of Pushkin's Eugene Onegin. (Verse passages translated by Walter Arndt, foreword by Caryl
Emerson.). Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 91-114.
Lotman Y. 1988. The transformation
of the tradition generated by Onegin in the subsequent history of the Russian
novel. In: Hoisington, Sona Stephan, and Arndt, Walter (eds.), Russian Views
of Pushkin's Eugene Onegin.
(Verse passages translated by Walter Arndt, foreword by Caryl Emerson.). Bloomington:
Indiana University Press, 169-177.
Lotman Y. M. 1988. Text within a
text. Soviet Psychology
26(3): 32-51.
Lotman Yuri, Broms Henri 1988.
Greetings to the symposium. An interview with Yuri Lotman in Helsinki, June
1987. (The interviewer Henri Broms, translated by Eugene Holman.) In: Broms
Henri and Kaufmann Rebecca (eds.), Semiotics of Culture: Proceedings of the
25th Symposium of the Tartu-Moscow School of Semiotics, Imatra, Finland,
27th-29th July, 1987.
Helsinki: Arator, 115-123.
Lucid, Daniel P. (ed.) 1988. Soviet
Semiotics: An Anthology.
(New foreword by T.A.Sebeok.) Baltimore & London: Johns Hopkins University
Press.
[The new edition of Lucid 1977. This includes:]
Lotman Y. 1988. Primary and secondary communication-modelling systems.
In: ibidem, 95-98.
Lotman
Y. 1988. Two models of communication. In: ibidem, 99-101.
Lotman
Y. 1988. Problems in the typology of texts. In: ibidem, 119-124.
Lotman
Y. and Pjatigorskij, A. M. 1988. Text and function. In: ibidem, 125-135.
Lotman
Y. 1988. The structure of the narrative text. In: ibidem, 193-197.
Lotman
Y. 1988. Problems in the typology of culture In: ibidem, 213-221.
Lotman
Y. 1988. Numerical semantics and cultural types. In: ibidem, 227-231.
Lotman
Y., Uspenskij Boris A. 1988. Myth Ñ name Ñ culture. In: ibidem, 233-252.
Lotman Yu. M. 1989. The semiosphere.
Soviet Psychology
27(1): 40-61.
Lotman Jurij 1990. Universe of
the Mind: A Semiotic Theory of Culture. (Translated by Ann Shukman, introduction by Umberto
Eco.) London & New York: I. B. Tauris & Co Ltd. xiii+288 p.
Lotman Y. M. 1990. Artistic space
in Gogol's prose. Russian Literature 24, 199-241.
Lotman Y. 1991. Semiotics and the
historical sciences. In: Göranzon, Bo and Florin, Magnus (eds.), Dialogue
and Technology: Art and Knowledge. (The Springer Series of Artificial Intelligence and Society.) New York,
London: Springer, 165-180.
Lotman Y. 1991. Technological
progress as a problem in the study of culture. Poetics Today 12(4): 781-800.
Lotman Yuri M. 1994. The text
within the text. [Translated by Jerry Leo and Amy Mandelker.] Publications
of the Modern Language Association (PMLA) 109(3): 377-384
Lotman Iu. 1994. Theses towards a
semiotics of Russian culture. Elementa 1(3): 219-227.
Lotman Juri 1997. Culture as a
subject and an object in itself. Trames 1(1): 7-16
Uspenskij B. A., Ivanov V. V.,
Toporov V. N., Pjatigorskij A. M., Lotman Ju. M. 1998. Theses on the semiotic
study of cultures (as applied to the Slavic texts). Tartu Semiotics Library 1: 33-60.
[Faximile of 1973 publication.]
Lotman Jurij 1999. The truth as lie
in Gogol's poetics. In: Spieker Sven (ed.), Gogol: Exploring Absence.
Negativity in 19th Century Russian Literature. Bloomington: Slavica Publishers.
Lotman Yuri M. 2001. Universe of
the Mind: A Semiotic Theory of Culture. (Translated by Ann Shukman, introduction by Umberto
Eco.) London & New York: I.B.Tauris Publishers, xiii+288.
[The new edition of Lotman 1990.]
Lotman Juri 2002. Semiotics of the
individual and society. Sign Systems Studies 30(2): 573-576.
Uspenskij B. A., Ivanov V. V.,
Toporov V. N., Pjatigorskij A. M., Lotman Ju. M. 2003. Theses on the semiotic
study of cultures (as applied to Slavic texts). In: Gottdiener, Mark;
Boklund-Lagopoulou, Karin; Lagopoulos, Alexandros Ph. (eds.), Semiotics, vol. 1. London: SAGE Publications,
293-316. [Republication of 1973.]
Lotman Juri M. 2003. On the
metalanguage of a typological description of culture. In: Gottdiener, Mark;
Boklund-Lagopoulou, Karin; Lagopoulos, Alexandros Ph. (eds.), Semiotics, vol. 3. London: SAGE Publications,
101-125. [Republication of 1975.]
Lotman
Juri 2005. On the semiosphere. (Translated by Wilma Clark.) Sign Systems
Studies 33(1): 215-239.
Lotman,
Yuri M. 2006. The text and the structure of its audience. (Translated by Ann Shukman.)
In: Cobley, Paul (ed.), Communication Theories: Critical Concepts in Media and Cultural
Studies. Vol. 3. London: Routledge, 64-70.
Lotman,
Juri 2009. Culture and Explosion. (Translated by Wilma Clark. Ed. by Marina Grishakova.) Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter.
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