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Finite cognition and finite semiosis : a new perspective on semiotics for the information age
For semiotics the precipitous arrival of the information age and the “attention economy” suggests a new theoretical standpoint: that semiosis is a function of the finiteness of human cognition and the allocation of that resource. Proceeding on this basis,
Cameron Shackell, Shackell, Cameron
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Information is primary and central to meaning-making
There is the misconception that the concept of information is not applicable to meaning-making in living beings. What is more generally believed is that Peircean semiosis provides a more robust framework to explain meaning-making.
Jaime F. Cárdenas-García
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The paper argues for sufficient semiosis as a comprehensive set of constraints within which language functions. As a generalisation of Leibniz’s sufficient reason, sufficient semiosis replaces truth-conditional semantics. The paper opens with a series of
Ruthrof, H.
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Re-evaluating the structure of consciousness through the symintentry hypothesis. [PDF]
Rail D, Selby A.
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Can quantitative approaches develop bio/semiotic theory? [PDF]
Lacková Ľ, Faltýnek D.
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Main Street is an indelible image in the American consciousness made hyperreal at Disneyland California in 1955. For subsequent parks in Tokyo and Paris, Disney recontextualized Main Street, but Hong Kong Disneyland’s version was formed as a copy of the ...
William McCarthy +3 more
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Arquitectura del acto escolar como formato semiótico-comunicativo
[es] La comunicación hace posible la semiosis, y los procesos de semiosis permiten la memoria, y desde esta óptica, el sentido es inagotable e infinitamente renovable. Las contribuciones de la semiótica al campo de la comunicación son de larga data y
María Itatí Rodríguez
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The "Waves:" Conceptualizing Covid-19 as an Event Through One (Particularly) Contested Metaphor. [PDF]
Rekenthaler N.
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Semiosis As An Emergent Process
In this paper, we intend to discuss if and in what sense semiosis (meaning process, cf. C.S. Peirce) can be regarded as an "emergent" process in semiotic systems. It is not our problem here to answer when or how semiosis emerged in nature. As a
Charbel Niño El-Hani, João Queiroz
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