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Possibilities enhanced and constrained: Where dynamic semiosis works
Possibility Studies & Society, 2022The newly established field of possibility studies is set to solve complex theoretical problems created by the future-based setup of the notion of possibility. Irreversible time sets strict limits upon the uses of the concept of possibility and calls for
J. Valsiner
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The dialectics of indexical semiosis: scaling up and out from the “actual” to the “virtual”
International Journal of the Sociology of Language, 2021Conventional indexicality is semiotically effective when regimented by its meta-indexical (or “metapragmatic”) interpretant, a conceptual scheme presumed upon by participants in communication that determines the categories of possibility for a relevant ...
M. Silverstein
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Organic Semiosis and Peircean Semiosis
Biosemiotics, 2012The discovery of the genetic code has shown that the origin of life has also been the origin of semiosis, and the discovery of many other organic codes has indicated that organic semiosis has been the sole form of semiosis present on Earth in the first three thousand million years of evolution. With the origin of animals and the evolution of the brain,
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The semiosis and the market: Peirce’s semiotics for economic sociology
Current SociologyThe importance of signs in the functioning of the contemporary economy has tended to be doubly underestimated by sociologists, by being restricted to the sphere of consumption on one hand, and to instituted signs on the other.
Jean De Munck, Tom Duterme
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2023
Mimesis quite often serves as a means of communication between people or animals, and it should be compared with another form of communication, grounded not upon imitation but upon exchange of signs. The very notion of mimesis should be revised in order to re-place the mimesis of representation (artistic or not) by a mimesis of communication which ...
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Mimesis quite often serves as a means of communication between people or animals, and it should be compared with another form of communication, grounded not upon imitation but upon exchange of signs. The very notion of mimesis should be revised in order to re-place the mimesis of representation (artistic or not) by a mimesis of communication which ...
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Introduction: Animation as semiosis and as meaning
Punctum International Journal of SemioticsThis special issue of Punctum investigates the semiotics of animation, focusing on its evolution as a dynamic medium at the intersection of art, technology, and culture.
M. Katsaridou, Loukia Kostopoulou
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Overriding Semiosis: The Catastrophe of the Ambrym Eruption of 1913
Anthropological Forum: a journal of social anthropology and comparative sociology, 2020The 1913 volcanic eruption on the island of Ambrym (Vanuatu) struck both groups composing the island’s population at the time, the Islanders and the British Presbyterians who had come to ‘civilise’ them.
Y. Moreau, V. Aurora
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2020
This chapter considers how, the sacrifice Du Bois advocates calls us to embrace a love of living, of fulfillment in community of the living, without any proprietary claims. It is what we might call improper-love, love that does not seek to comprehend the other; it does not bring the object of love into grasp, into the fold of a proper self, but ...
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This chapter considers how, the sacrifice Du Bois advocates calls us to embrace a love of living, of fulfillment in community of the living, without any proprietary claims. It is what we might call improper-love, love that does not seek to comprehend the other; it does not bring the object of love into grasp, into the fold of a proper self, but ...
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