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Volume 3, Issue 3

December 2010

Semiotics of perception, guest edited by Kati Lindstrom and Morten Tonnessen

Issue Editors:

Kati Lindstrom,
Morten Tonnessen

10 articles in this issue

Introduction to the Special Issue Semiotics of Perception Being in the World of the Living—Semiotic Perspectives
Kati Lindström
Morten Tønnessen
Original Paper 20 April 2010 Pages: 257 - 261
The Discourse of the Birds
David Abram
Original Paper 06 October 2010 Pages: 263 - 275
Delectable Creatures and the Fundamental Reality of Metaphor: Biosemiotics and Animal Mind
Wendy Wheeler
Original Paper 28 April 2010 Pages: 277 - 287
Wolf Land
Morten Tønnessen
Original Paper 23 April 2010 Pages: 289 - 297
Plant as Object within Herbal Landscape: Different Kinds of Perception
Renata Sõukand
Raivo Kalle
Original Paper 23 April 2010 Pages: 299 - 313
Why Was Thomas A. Sebeok Not a Cognitive Ethologist? From “Animal Mind” to “Semiotic Self”
Timo Maran
Original Paper 05 May 2010 Pages: 315 - 329
Merleau-Ponty’s Concept of Nature and the Ontology of Flesh
Ane Faugstad Aarø
Original Paper 23 April 2010 Pages: 331 - 345
Ecosystems are Made of Semiosic Bonds: Consortia, Umwelten, Biophony and Ecological Codes
Kalevi Kull
Original Paper 23 April 2010 Pages: 347 - 357
Autocommunication and Perceptual Markers in Landscape: Japanese Examples
Kati Lindström
Original Paper 23 April 2010 Pages: 359 - 373
Steps to a Semiotics of Being
Morten Tønnessen
Original Paper 30 April 2010 Pages: 375 - 392