Ugo Volli
Ugo Volli · Philosophy & Social Sciences
Italian semiotician and cultural critic.
1948, Trieste, Italy
Italy
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Ugo Volli is an Italian semiotician, theatre critic and cultural theorist who taught alongside Umberto Eco at Bologna and directed the communication research centre at the University of Turin, writing widely on semiotics of the body, media and everyday life. He is Jewish, served as president of the Milan Reform synagogue Lev Chadash (2006–2012), and writes on Judaism and the Middle East for Jewish publications.
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Italian semiotician and cultural critic.
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