Signs and Society Vol. 10, No. 2, Spring 2022
Table of Contents
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1. The Semiotics of Multilingual Desire in Hong Kong and Singapore’s Elite Foodscape
Andre Joseph Theng and Tong King Lee
University of Edinburgh, Scotland
University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
pp. 143–168
2. Rhymed Talk and Ideophones: Recovering Extinct Discourse Practices from Russian Realist Fiction
Boris Maslov and Tatiana Nikitina
University of Oslo, Norway
CNRS-LACITO, France
pp. 169–190
3. Secret Language as a “Weapon of Defense”: The Problem of Opacity in Italian Colonial Libya
Nicco A. La Mattina
University of California Los Angeles, USA
pp. 191-214
4. “Am I Your Coequal?!”: Memes and Changing Meanings in the Digital Subversion of Ghanaian Hierarchies
Rachel Nora Flamenbaum
California State University Sacramento, USA
pp. 215-238
5. Papo Reto: The Politics of Enregisterment amid the Crossfire in Rio de Janeiro
Daniel N. Silva
Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil
pp. 239-264
6. Polyphony and the Carnivalesque in Kyiv
Łukasz Gemziak
Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland
pp. 265-285
