| Claus Emmeche, Jesper Hoffmeyer, Kalevi Kull |
Editors' comment |
11-13 |
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| Claus Emmeche |
The chicken and the Orphean egg: On the function of meaning and the meaning of function |
15-32 |
| Mihhail Lotman |
Umwelt and semiosphere |
33-40 |
| Kaie Kotov |
Semiosphere: Chemistry of being |
41-55 |
| Donald Favareau |
Beyond self and other: On the neurosemiotic emergence of intersubjectivity |
57-100 |
| Tom Ziemke |
On the epigenesis of meaning in robots and organisms: Could a humanoid robot develop a human(oid) umwelt? |
101-111 |
| Soren Brier |
Intrasemiotics and cybersemiotics |
113-128 |
| Anton Markos, Fatima Cvrckova |
Back to the science of life |
129-147 |
| Stefan Artmann |
Three types of semiotic indeterminacy in Monod's philosophy of modern biology |
149-161 |
| Peter Harries-Jones |
Where bonds become binds: The necessity for Bateson’s interactive perspective in biosemiotics |
163-181) |
| Andreas Weber |
Feeling the signs: Organic experience, intrinsic teleology and the origins of meaning in the biological philosophy of Susanne K. Langer and Hans Jonas |
183-200 |
| Dominique Lestel |
Human/animal commmunications, language and evolution |
201-212 |
| Aleksei Turovski |
On the zoosemiotics of health and disease |
213-219 |
| Luis Emilio Bruni |
Does “quorum sensing” imply a new type of biological information? |
221-243 |
| Alexei Sharov |
Pragmatics and biosemiotics |
245-258 |
| Vefa Karatay, Yagmur Denizhan |
Semiotics of the "window" |
259-270 |
| Abir U. Igamberdiev |
Biological evolution — a semiotically constrained growth of complexity |
271-282 |
| Elling Ulvestad |
Biosemiotic knowledge — a prerequisite for valid explorations of extraterrestrial intelligent life |
283-292 |
| Tommi Vehkavaara |
Why and how to naturalize semiotic concepts for biosemiotics |
293-313 |
| Andres Luure |
Understanding life: Trans-semiotic analogies |
315-325 |
| Kalevi Kull |
A sign is not alive — a text is |
327-336 |
| Frederik Stjernfelt |
Tractatus Hoffmeyerensis: Biosemiotics as expressed in 22 basic hypotheses |
337-345 |
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| Peder Voetmann Christiansen |
Habit formation as symmetry breaking in the early universe |
347-360 |
| Edwina Taborsky |
Energy and evolutionary semiosis |
361-381 |
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| Jesper Hoffmeyer |
Obituary: Thomas A. Sebeok |
383-386 |
