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Distributed Perception: Co‐Operation between Sense‐Able, Actionable, and Accountable Semiotic Agents
Symbolic Interaction, Volume 44, Issue 1, Page 134-162, February 2021., 2021 Perception is not just a cognitive, private experience, but achieved in and through interactive and practical actions in co‐operation with other semiotic agents. This article contributes to work on multisensory perception that is distributed as an interactional phenomenon between agents.
Brian L. Due
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Biosemiotics: Communication and Causation (Information included)
tripleC: Communication, Capitalism & Critique, 2009 Pretensions of Biosemiotics as a unified approach to biological information are critically scrutinized within the study of different projects of semiotisation of nature and naturalization ot cultural processes.
Juan Ramon Álvarez
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A Note on M. Barbieri’s “Scientific Biosemiotics” [PDF]
, 2009 A densely-packed critique of some current trends in ...
Champagne, Marc
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, 2013 Biosemiotik, peirce, uexküll, umwelt, tegn, zoosemiotik, niche, psykosomatik ...
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Cybersemiotics and Human Modelling
Entropy, 2010 Cybersemiotics, in forging a new philosophy of science, addresses the failure of all disciplines to recognize and adequately account for qualia and motivation, interrogates the status of ‘knowing’ contra the computational information-processing paradigm,
Paul Cobley
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, 2022 American Anthropologist, Volume 124, Issue 4, Page 830-840, December 2022.
Caroline Gatt, Valeria Lembo
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Gathering in Biosemiotics 6, Salzburg 2006
Sign Systems Studies, 2007 Gathering in Biosemiotics 6, Salzburg ...
Günther Witzany, Maricela Yip
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Copenhagen, Tartu, world: Gatherings in biosemiotics 2002
Sign Systems Studies, 2002 Copenhagen, Tartu, world: Gatherings in biosemiotics ...
Kalevi Kull
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A biosemiotic conversation [PDF]
, 2009 In this dialogue, we discuss the contrast between inexorable physical laws and the semiotic freedom of life. We agree that material and symbolic structures require complementary descriptions, as do the many hierarchical levels of their organizations.
Kull, Kalevi, Pattee, Howard H.
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The 7th Gathering in Biosemiotics — a review
Sign Systems Studies, 2007 The 7th Gathering in Biosemiotics — a ...
Yair Neuman
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