From first to third via cybersemiotics : a festschrift honoring professor Søren Brier on the occasion of his 60th birthday /

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Otros Autores: Brier, Søren, Thellefsen, Torkild, Sørensen, Bent, 1971-, Cobley, Paul
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Frederiksberg : Samfundslitteratur, 2011.
Temas:
Semiotics.
Information theory.
Science > Philosophy.
Information science.
Information Theory
Théorie de l'information.
Sciences de l'information.
information science.
PSYCHOLOGY > Social Psychology.
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • FROM FIRST TO THIRD VIA CYBERS EMIOTICS
  • Contents
  • Foreword
  • The Cybersemiotic Projectof SÃ?ren Brier
  • References
  • A Functional Discourse Pragmatics contribution to the Cybersemiotic star
  • Introduction: The Cybersemiotic Star
  • The trans disciplinary Cybersemiotic Star
  • The four knowledge domains of Cybersemiotics as relevant for communication
  • Physical nature
  • Life: Biosemiotics
  • 1.1.3 Consciousnessand Cognition: psycho- semiotics
  • Society and communication: socio-Ââ€?semiotics
  • The trans disciplinary Cybersemiotic science of communicationInstead of a conclusion: Pictorial after word
  • References
  • Education for Enlightenment
  • Introduction
  • The context
  • Introductory definitions
  • What is enlightenment?
  • Enlightenment today
  • The curriculum for education for en lightenment
  • Knowledge domains
  • The first order curriculum
  • The second order curriculum
  • Pedagogy
  • Implications for an education for enlightenment
  • Concluding c omments
  • References
  • Info-Ââ€?Computational Philosophy Of Nature: AnInformational Universe With Computational DynamicsThe Cybersemiotics Critique of the Existing Practice of Wissenshaft
  • Info-computation alism and Cybersemiotics
  • Universe as Informational Structure
  • Info-ÂComputationalismas Natural Philosophy
  • The Definition of Computation and the Turing Machine Model
  • The Computing Universeâ€?Naturalist Computationalism
  • Information Processing Beyond the Turing Limit
  • Natural Computation
  • Conclusion
  • References
  • Conversation and its Erosion into Discourse and ComputationIntroduction
  • Conversation observed
  • Authentic conversation
  • Accountability and possibilities of repairs
  • Degeneration of conversation
  • Discourse as constrained conversation
  • Computation
  • Conclusion
  • References
  • Scientific Knowledge, Fallibilism, Agapasmand the EthicsofInquiry According to C.S. Peirce
  • Scientific knowledge and the concept of fallibilism
  • Science as anethical claim
  • 1. Science Ought to Seek the Truth for the Sake of Truth
  • 2. In the light of fallibilism and agapasm the scientist should put cognitive interests of a scientific community higher than individual interests Literature
  • A Gnostic Cybersemiotic Gospel: Gregory Bateson, Pleroma, Creatura, Carl Jung, CharlesS. Peirce, and SÃ?ren Brie r
  • Pleroma, Creatura, First, Second, and Third
  • Daddy, Why does Entropy Getina Muddle?
  • A Difference for Whom?
  • A Manâ€?s Reach Should Exceed his Grasp, or Whatâ€?s a Meta For?
  • References
  • Meanings and the vagueness of the irembodiments
  • Meaning and its embodime nt

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