Vol. 48 No. 1 (2020): Special issue: Integrationism, biosemiotics, philosophy of communication

Guest editors: Paul Cobley, Adrian Pablé, Johan Siebers

 

DOI: https://doi.org/10.12697/48.1

Published: 2020-06-30

Editorial

• Editorial: Signs and communicators

  Paul Cobley, Adrian Pablé, Johan Siebers

  7-11

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Articles

• Creating reality as a locally tailored interface – an integrational, pragmatic account of semiosis

  Charlotte Conrad

  12-31

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• Modelling the reciprocal dynamics of dialogical communication: On the communication-philosophical undercurrent of radical constructivism and second-order cybernetics

  Peter Kastberg

  32-55

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• Even a two-year-old can do it! The early stages of learning to understand moving-image media

  Cary Bazalgette

  56-78

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• Chatting with chatbots: Sign making in text-based human–computer interaction

  Dorthe Duncker

  79-100

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• Hegel and the Peircean ‘object’

  Chris Barnham

  101-124

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• Integrating biosemiotics: From a semiological point of view

  Adrian Pablé

  125-145

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• Philosophy as communication theory

  Johan Siebers

  146-158

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Reviews and Notes

• “Who goes there?” Reflections on signs and personhood in Christopher Hutton’s Integrationism and the Self

  Paul Cobley

  159-173

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