Cybersemiotics: why information is not enough!
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2008
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| Schriftenreihe: | Toronto Studies in semiotics and communication
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| Beschreibung: | Literaturverz. S. [453] - 469 |
| Beschreibung: | XX, 477 S. graph. Darst. |
| ISBN: | 9780802092205 0802092209 |
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| adam_text | A growing field of inquiry, biosemiotics
is a theory of cognition and commu¬
nication that unites the living and the
cultural world. What is missing from this
theory, however, is the unification of the
information and computational realms
of the non-living natural and technical
world. Cybersemiotics provides such a
framework.
By integrating cybernetic informa¬
tion theory into the unique
semiotic
framework of
CS. Peirce,
S0ren Brier
attempts to find a unified concep¬
tual framework that encompasses the
complex area of information, cogni¬
tion, and communication science. This
integration is performed through
Niklas
Luhmann s autopoietic systems theory
of social communication. The link
between cybernetics and semiotics is,
further, an ethological and evolutionary
theory of embodiment combined with
Lakoff and Johnson s philosophy in
the flesh. This demands the develop-
ment
of a transdisciplinary philosophy of
knowledge as much common sense as
it is cultured in the humanities and the
sciences. Such an epistemological and
ontological framework is also developed
in this volume.
Cybersemiotics not only builds a
bridge between science and culture, it
provides a framework that encompasses
them both. The cybersemiotic framework
offers a platform for a new level of global
dialogue between knowledge systems,
including a view of science that does not
compete with religion but offers the pos¬
sibility for mutual and fruitful exchange.
|
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A growing field of inquiry, biosemiotics
is a theory of cognition and commu¬
nication that unites the living and the
cultural world. What is missing from this
theory, however, is the unification of the
information and computational realms
of the non-living natural and technical
world. Cybersemiotics provides such a
framework.
By integrating cybernetic informa¬
tion theory into the unique
semiotic
framework of
CS. Peirce,
S0ren Brier
attempts to find a unified concep¬
tual framework that encompasses the
complex area of information, cogni¬
tion, and communication science. This
integration is performed through
Niklas
Luhmann's autopoietic systems theory
of social communication. The link
between cybernetics and semiotics is,
further, an ethological and evolutionary
theory of embodiment combined with
Lakoff and Johnson's 'philosophy in
the flesh.' This demands the develop-
ment
of a transdisciplinary philosophy of
knowledge as much common sense as
it is cultured in the humanities and the
sciences. Such an epistemological and
ontological framework is also developed
in this volume.
Cybersemiotics not only builds a
bridge between science and culture, it
provides a framework that encompasses
them both. The cybersemiotic framework
offers a platform for a new level of global
dialogue between knowledge systems,
including a view of science that does not
compete with religion but offers the pos¬
sibility for mutual and fruitful exchange. |
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