European Semiotics / Sémiotiques Européennes
European Semiotics originated from an initiative launched by a group of researchers in
Semiotics from Denmark, Germany, Spain, France and Italy and was inspired by innovative
impulses given by René Thom and his «semiophysics». The goal of the series is to provide a
broad European forum for those interested in semiotic research focusing on semiotic dynamics
and combining cultural, linguistic and cognitive perspectives.
This approach, which has its origins in Phenomenology, Gestalt Theory, Philosophy of
Culture and Structuralism, views semiosis primarily as a cognitive process, which underlies
and structures human culture. Semiotics is therefore considered to be the discipline suited par
excellence to bridge the gap between the realms of the Cognitive Sciences and the Sciences
of Culture.
The series publishes monographs, collected papers and conference proceedings of a high
scholarly standard. Languages of publication are mainly English and French.
Titles
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Telos and Object
The relation between sign and object as a teleological relation in the semiotics of Charles S. PeirceVolume 15Thesis 333 Pages -
La triple chaîne prédicative
Analogies biologiques et structures mathématiques pour un génotexteVolume 14Monographs 539 Pages -
Traduttologia e semiotica generativa
Per un nuovo approccio interdisciplinareVolume 13Thesis 0 Pages -
Cognitive Morphodynamics
Dynamical Morphological Models of Constituency in Perception and SyntaxVolume 11Monographs 303 Pages -
Semiosis and Catastrophes
René Thom’s Semiotic HeritageVolume 10©2010 Conference proceedings 190 Pages -
From Attention to Meaning
Explorations in Semiotics, Linguistics, and RhetoricVolume 8Monographs 268 Pages -
The Grammar of Genes
How the Genetic Code Resembles the Linguistic CodeVolume 6Monographs 184 Pages