Cesare Segre
Cesare Segre · Philosophy & Social Sciences
Italian philologist and semiotician of literature and language.
1928, Verzuolo, Italy — 2014, Milan, Italy
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Cesare Segre is recognized among Jewish contributors to Philosophy & Social Sciences — Italian philologist and semiotician of literature and language.
Cesare Segre was a leading Italian philologist and literary semiotician who brought structuralist and semiotic methods to the study of medieval and modern texts, editing landmark critical editions and shaping the theory of narrative. He held the chair of Romance philology at Pavia. He was Jewish.
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Italian philologist and semiotician of literature and language.
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Linguistics
