The Semiotic Review of Books (SRB, 1990--) is a multidisciplinary journal publishing review articles. It endeavours to monitor those domains in the Humanities, the Social and the Natural Sciences which bear upon symbolic and communicative behaviour, cognitive systems and processes, cultural transmission and innovations, and the study of information, meaning and signification in all forms.

This refereed journal provides its readership with substantial and critical accounts of recent books, debates and events, explaining their disciplinary relevance and importance for the development of neighbouring disciplines.

The Semiotic Review of Books is published three times a year.

General Editor: Gary Genosko

Founding Editor: Paul Bouissac

Editorial Associates:
  • Leslie Boldt-Irons (Brock)
  • William Conklin(Windsor)
  • Verena Andermatt Conley (Harvard)
  • Roger Dawkins (UNSW)
  • Monica Flegel (Lakehead)
  • Samir Gandesha (Simon Fraser)
  • Barbara Godard (York)
  • Paul Hegarty (Cork)
  • Tom Kemple (UBC)
  • Akira Lippit (USC)
  • Scott Pound (Lakehead)
  • Scott Simpkins (North Texas)
  • Bart Testa (Toronto)
  • Anne Urbancic (Toronto)
  • Peter van Wyck (Concordia)
  • Anne Zeller (Waterloo)

Contact:

The Semiotic Review of Books
c/o Gary Genosko
Department of Sociology
Lakehead University
955 Oliver Road
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
P7B 5E1
Tel: (807) 343-8391
Fax: (807) 346-7831
e-mail: genosko@lakeheadu.ca