Origins of Semiosis
eBook - PDF

Origins of Semiosis

Sign Evolution in Nature and Culture

  1. 518 pages
  2. English
  3. PDF
  4. Available on iOS & Android
eBook - PDF

Origins of Semiosis

Sign Evolution in Nature and Culture

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Table of contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Part I: Evolution and biosemiosis
  3. Breathing life into signs: Ways and means of semiosic transition and transformation
  4. Semiotic principles and systems: Biological foundations of semiotics
  5. Opposition at the roots of semiosis
  6. Primate nonverbal communication: Our communicative heritage
  7. Part II: Anthroposemiotic sociogenesis and cultural semiogenesis
  8. The problem of certainty in human communication: An evolutionary view
  9. The culture of nature: The semiotic dimension of microcosm, mesocosm, and macrocosm
  10. Evolution of human semiosis and the reading of animal tracks
  11. Analysis of a human releasing mechanism
  12. Early social games reconsidered: Culture at play
  13. Infant semiosis
  14. Part III: Glottogenesis: Phylongeny, ontogeny, and actogeny
  15. Language and the origin of semiosis
  16. Language evolution: A Darwinian process
  17. Deep reconstruction of languages and semantics
  18. Material time and formal time: Genetically and metagenetically
  19. The agent and the sentient: A dissymmetry in linguistic and cultural encoding
  20. Language and brain
  21. Interchapter
  22. Structure as idyll: The genesis of meaning in nature
  23. Part IV: Eikonogenesis and graphogenesis
  24. Constants in 40,000 years of art
  25. Deixis vs. modeling in the phylogeny of artistic behavior
  26. Children’s drawings: Ontogenetic aspects and phylogenetic roots
  27. Can a picture tell a thousand words? Interpreting sequential vs. holistic graphic messages
  28. Writing, inscription, and text
  29. Part V: Appendix
  30. List of contributors
  31. Index of names
  32. Index of subjects