Special Issue: Selected Papers of the Gatherings in Biosemiotics 6, Salzburg, Austria, 5-9 July 2006
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Editorial
Special Issue GATHERINGS IN BIOSEMIOTICS 6 Table of Contents
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Wolfgang Hofkirchner
4-4
Special Issue GATHERINGS IN BIOSEMIOTICS 6 Foreword
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Wolfgang Hofkirchner
5-5
Articles
Indications for a metatheoretic foundation of meaning in biosemiotics. Some philosophical remarks as an introduction to the Gatherings in Biosemiotic 6, Salzburg, Austria, 5-9 July 2006
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Matthias Schafranek
6-10
A Semiotic Analysis of the Interface between Evolutionary and Developmental Processes
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Eugenio Andrade
11-23
Modeling a Semiotic Process in the Immune System: Signal Transduction in B-cells Activation
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Charbel Niño El-Hani, Argyris Arnellos, João Queiroza
24-36
Information in Plant Life and Development: A Biosemiotic Approach
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Peter W. Barlow
37-48
Topological Aspects of Biosemiotics
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Rainer E. Zimmermann
49-63
Affordances are Signs
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John Pickering
64-74
The Origin and Evolution of Language and the Propagation of Organization
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Robert K. Logan
75-81
Packages: The Atoms of Communication
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Assen I. Dimitrov
82-86
Biosemiotics, Bioinformatics, and Responsibility: Ambivalent Consequences of the Deciphering of the Human Genome for Society and Science
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Klaus Fuchs-Kittowski, Hans-Alfred Rosenthal
87-100
Book Reviews
Review: Günther Witzany (2007) The logos of the bios 2. Helsinki: Umweb
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Seán Ó Nualláin
101-103
Review: Marcello Barbieri (ed.) (2007) Introduction to Biosemiotics. The new biological synthesis. Dordrecht: Springer
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Günther Witzany
104-109
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