Mouton d'Or Award
Mouton d'Or 2008
Mouton de Gruyter is pleased to announce the continuation of our annual prize — the Mouton d'Or — to be awarded by an independent jury of international distinguished semioticians for the best article published in Semiotica in each calendar year. The prize will consist of a free subscription to Semiotica for three years. The jury for the 2008 Mouton d'Or consists of:
Myrdene Anderson, U.S.A. (2008), Chair
Augusto Ponzio, Italy (2008–2009)
Frederik Stjernfelt, Denmark (2008–2010)
Mouton de Gruyter hopes that the creation of this prize will act as a stimulus for further advances in semiotics and invites all those working in this exciting and challenging field to submit their contributions to Semiotica.
The winner of the 2008 Mouton d'Or will be announced in an early 2009 issue.
2007 Mouton d'Or Winner
Mouton de Gruyter is pleased to announce that the 2007 Mouton d'Or for the best article in Semiotica has been awarded to
ROBERT E. INNIS
U.S.A.
for his article 'The making of the literary symbol: Taking note of Langer', which appeared in
Volume 165–1/4.
The Jury for the 2007 award consisted of Dinda L. Gorlée (The Netherlands) Chair, Myrdene Anderson (U.S.A.), and Augusto Ponzio (Italy).
Mouton de Gruyter extends its warm congratulations to the winner(s) and thanks the Jury members for their participation.
Past Mouton d’Or Award Winners
John Deely (1981)
William O. Hendricks (1982)
Eric G. Schwimmer (1983)
Judith Modell (1984)
Vladimir N. Toporov (1985)
Dorothy Davis Willis (1986)
Geneviève Calbris (1987)
Klaus Fischer (1988)
W. C. Watt (1989)
Dan Nesher (1990)
Claus Emmeche and Jesper Hoffmeyer (1991)
Marike Finlay and Brian Robertson (1992)
Sungdo Kim (1993)
Ann Rigney (1994)
Isabelle Guaïtella (1995)
R. Keith Sawyer (1996)
Richard J. Parmentier (1997)
T. L. Short (1998)
Jørgen Dines Johansen (1999)
Priscila Farias and João Queiroz (2000)
Harvey Wheeler (2001)
Erkki Kilpinen (2002)
John Deely (2003)
Floyd Merrell (2004)
Michael H. G. Hoffmann and Wolff-Michael Roth (2005)
Charbel Niño El-Hani, João Queiroz, and Claus Emmeche (2006)