Introduction to a systemic theory of meaning

Menant, Mr Christophe (2001) Introduction to a systemic theory of meaning. (Unpublished)

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Information and meanings are present everywhere around us and within ourselves. Specific studies have been implemented in order to link information and meaning: - Semiotics/Biosemiotics - Phenomenology - Analytic Philosophy, linguistics - Psychology No general coverage is available for the notion of meaning. We propose to complement this lack by a systemic approach to meaning generation

Item Type:	Other
Keywords:	Information, meaning, constraint, system, evolution, Peirce
Subjects:	Philosophy > Epistemology Biology > Animal Cognition Biology > Animal Behavior Psychology > Evolutionary Psychology Biology > Evolution Philosophy > Philosophy of Mind Computer Science > Robotics Computer Science > Artificial Intelligence
ID Code:	6279
Deposited By:	Menant, Mr Christophe
Deposited On:	23 Nov 2008 09:12
Last Modified:	11 Mar 2011 08:57

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