Titlebook: Biosemiotic Perspectives on Language and Linguistics; Ekaterina Velmezova,Kalevi Kull,Stephen J. Cowley Book 2015 Springer International P

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Integrating Networking and Web Services,o the study of sign emission, which has to be understood in the context of Darwinian ethology. In this article, I argue that both Darwinian ethology and biosemiotics (represented by the theory of the expression of the emotions) correspond to Saussure’s definition of historical sciences. Darwin’s eth

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-1810-4he application of purely linguistic models in biology is mostly incongruent. However, there exist many common features between human language and other (non-human) sign systems, and even the developed linguistic universe remains internally connected to pre-linguistic expressive forms. Therefore, at

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Designing Your Own Data Structures,does make our Umwelt (Jakob von Uexküll), our lifeworld, uniquely open-ended. However, by committing what I term ., i.e. falsely assuming that all true reality is linguistic, we close in on ourselves and our language-derived practices, and as a result we lose sight of much that truly matters (includ

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Making Decisions with Flow Controlgrows a system that identifies/generates linguistic forms (a “l(fā)anguage faculty”). The paper offers an alternative: individuals become skilled in linguistic action by using cultural resources to extend their embodiment. Language and languages are heterogeneous and distributed. Although the verbal is

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-1212-7e nineteenth century. The conception of . and . as historical entities developed from a philosophical current that originated with philosophies of nature deriving predominantly from Kant, Goethe and Schelling. Following the epistemological and metaphysical trajectory of German ., this paper explains