Titlebook: Biosemiotics and Evolution; The Natural Foundati Elena Pagni,Richard Theisen Simanke Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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Physical Intentionality: The Phenomenological Roots of Biosemioticson for this profound paradigm shift is the replacement of the notion of invariance with the notion of tension. This change marks the transition from a phenomenology of the inert to a phenomenology of the living.

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Introduction: Biosemiotics and Evolution,specially if the historical turn guides to a more positive outcome and we have reflective control over our participation in such quest. The present book is such precious opportunity, and the editors, Richard Simanke Theisen and Elena Pagni, have bravely positioned themselves at the crossroads of dev

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Exploring the Philosophical Background and Scientific Foundations of Naturalist Approaches to MeaninIt emphasizes how the biosemiotic paradigm and related approaches in biology—especially current evolutionary thought—contribute to an epistemological pluralism that allows for a more productive dialogue between natural sciences, on the one hand, and social sciences and humanities, on the other hand,

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A Proposal for a Biosemiotic Approach to Digitalization: Literacy as Modeling Competenceherent to a phenomenology of the body. Even though it offers an encompassing and comprehensive account of meaning as modeling, it has only recently been employed in analyzing cultural and social matters, which are the traditional foci of semiotic theories that tended to overlook the role of the body

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Threshold, Meaning, and Lifeoverlapping processes, methodologically, the notion of a threshold zone is an important tool to understand where the meaning process (or .) begins and makes sense of life in nature. In arguing that meaning and life are overlapping processes, I endorse a view of continuity in nature. Taking into acco

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How Information Gets Its Meaningn universal roots of our human and social communication skills and culture. Peirce’s concept of information is central to this, since it allows us to understand how we learn from experience, interpret symbols, and share our beliefs through communication. I approach the subject by exposing Peirce’s l