Chinese Semiotic Thoughts in the Pre-imperial Age

Focusing on the semiotic practices of Pre-Imperial China, this book explores the intricate relationship between sign and meaning as reflected in classical texts like The Book of Changes and the works of Confucius and Zhuangzi. It delves into the diverse semiotic thoughts of various philosophical schools, highlighting their interconnections in developing a cohesive sign system. By systematically summarizing these ideas, the book enhances the understanding of traditional Chinese culture and its unique approach to signs and meanings, marking a significant contribution to the field.