Ad-Versus is a peer-reviewed scholarly electronic journal which publishes research in the field of semiotics and linguistics in general, with some emphasis on theoretical approaches and their applications within contemporary European and American society and culture. Contributions to the journal may be written in Spanish, Italian, French or Portuguese and may take the form of articles, book reviews, notes, or parts of themed dossiers. The contents of all issues published to date are freely available online, and each issue focuses on a particular theme, such as: the ethics of reading; structuralism in the Slavic semiotic tradition; and linguistic alienation or subjectivity and semiotic relativism, from Gramsci to Wittgenstein. Links to related online resources for semiotics are provided, but users should note that some sections of the website, such as a collection of sound files and an index of articles and contributors, were not available at the time of cataloguing. This does not detract, however, from the scholarly content of the rest of the site which should be of interest to those working broadly within semiotics.
