Grounded in the contributions to the lived experience in medicine and healthcare, this series aims to discuss systems of meaning, signs, codes, and forms of…
Grounded in the contributions of Black Brazilians to the cultural formation of Brazil, this series discussed systems of meaning, signs, codes, and forms of communication…
As a starting point we may take the phenomenological definition of alterity, which is usually understood as the entity in contrast to which an identity…
It is hard to deny that the history of European linguistics during the second half of the twentieth century was marked by the publication of…
Here is the series theme description for History and Praxis: History remains a central concern of semiotic inquiry for several reasons. It is often posed…
Does semiosis imply the existence of subjective space? What about physical space? Many have used the notion of space in a somewhat metaphorical manner, from…
Series description: Synécheia (συνέχεια) is a greek word meaning ‘continuity, continuous succession, order’. The word inevitably brings to mind the philosophical doctrine of synechism proposed by…
Series description: Mythokatalysis compounds the Greek μῦθος (myth) and κατάλυσις (catalysis). The Greek-French dictionary Le Grand Bailly offers, among other definitions, for the first: “expressed word, discourse”, and for the second: “action…
Six presenters, in-person offline event, one day only! Free of charge! Session Theme: The prize of the object of biosemiotic interest, when properly understood, is…
Series theme: A look into the everyday phenomenon of meaning creation might suffice to make us notice that meaning is often dependent upon more than one…