Transdisciplinary Cybernetics and Cybersemiotics

Volume 16, Issue 3-4, 2009

Foreword

The Transdisciplinary Contribution of Semiotics to Cybersemiotics
pp. 5 - 10 - PDF
Authors: S. Brier, P. Guddemi, P. Bunnell, and J. Bopry

Articles

• On the Instrumentality and Semiotic Agency of Signs, Tools, and Intelligent Machines
  pp. 11 - 36
  Authors: W. Noth
  Abstract
• The Grammar of Linguistic Semiotics: Reading Peirce in a Modern Linguistic Light
  pp. 37 - 79
  Authors: Per Durst-Andersen
  Abstract
• Biosemiotics: To Know, What Life Knows
  pp. 81 - 88
  Authors: K. Kull
  Abstract
• Musement, Play, Creativity: Nature's Way
  pp. 89 - 106
  Authors: F. Merrell
  Abstract
• The View from Husserl's Lectern: Considerations on the Role of Phenomenology in Cognitive Semiotics
  pp. 107 - 149
  Authors: G. Sonesson
  Abstract
• Levels of Meaning, Embodiment, and Communication
  pp. 149 - 174
  Authors: J. Zlatev
  Abstract

Column

A (Cybernetic) Musing: Design and Cybernetics
pp. 175 - 186 - PDF
Authors: R. Glanville

ASC Pages

Bio-cost: An Economics of Human Behavior
pp. 187 - 194 - PDF
Authors: H. Dubberly, CJ Maupin and P. Pangaro

Book Review

Philosophy of Computing and Information - 5 Questions
pp. 195 - 200 - PDF
Authors: G. Dodig-Crnkovic

Computation, Information, Cognition: The Nexus and the Liminal
pp. 201 - 203 - PDF
Authors: V. C. Muller