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Amit Datta,Mallika Dehe history of the sign concept in modernist science, and (3) the biosemiotic attempt to develop a more useful sign concept for contemporary science. The newcomer to biosemiotics is encouraged to read through this chapter (though lengthy and of necessity still incomplete) before proceeding to the res

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Arnab Bandyopadhyay,Garib Nath Singhrom a firm in the “real world,” if it exists, should be made clear. Mrs. Robinson has said that “the two questions to be asked of a set of assumptions in economics are: Are they tractable? and: Do they correspond with the real world?”. Though, as Mrs. Robinson points out, “more often one set will be

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Parimita Roy,Ranjit Kumar Upadhyayrom a firm in the “real world,” if it exists, should be made clear. Mrs. Robinson has said that “the two questions to be asked of a set of assumptions in economics are: Are they tractable? and: Do they correspond with the real world?”. Though, as Mrs. Robinson points out, “more often one set will be

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Arpita Sharma,Mahua Boserom a firm in the “real world,” if it exists, should be made clear. Mrs. Robinson has said that “the two questions to be asked of a set of assumptions in economics are: Are they tractable? and: Do they correspond with the real world?”. Though, as Mrs. Robinson points out, “more often one set will be

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Amit Paul,Jaya Sil,Chitrangada Das Mukhopadhyayrom a firm in the “real world,” if it exists, should be made clear. Mrs. Robinson has said that “the two questions to be asked of a set of assumptions in economics are: Are they tractable? and: Do they correspond with the real world?”. Though, as Mrs. Robinson points out, “more often one set will be