The Enminded Body. Spinoza, Descartes, and the Philosophy of Cognition – A Critical Note

Articles in the same Issue

1. Masthead
2. Contents
3. Part One: Semiotic Conference Information
4. The 11th World Congress of Semiotics
5. A Brief Introduction to Zhuanglin Hu, President of the Chinese Association of Linguistic Semiotics (CALS)
6. Part Two: New Theories and Applications of Semiotics
7. On the Cross-cultural Semiotic Turn
8. The Enminded Body. Spinoza, Descartes, and the Philosophy of Cognition – A Critical Note
9. The Convergence of Signs in Flannery O’Connor’s ”Parker‘s Back“
10. Philosophical Aspects of Semiotics
11. A Semiotic Study of the Idiosyncratic ”CHI + NP“ Construction in Chinese
12. Rituals and Routines: A Semiotic Inquiry
13. Cognitive Semiotics and Cognitive Linguistics
14. Philosophy and the Borders of Semiotics: from Aristotle to Husserl
15. The Occurrence of Thinking and Symbols
16. Corporeality, Culture and Nonverbal Semiotics of Ethics and Etiquette
17. Part Three: Special Section for Peircean Semiotics and the Philosophy of Inquiry
18. Introduction to Peircean Semiotics and the Philosophy of Inquiry
19. Theory of the Dialogical Sign
20. An Initial Encounter to the Semiotic Approach and Radical Inquiry of Charles Sanders Peirce
21. A Rhematic Analysis of Instincts
22. Part Four: Special Section for Tartu Semiotics
23. Introducing Tartu Semiotics for Chinese Semiosphere
24. Identity, Creolisation and Cultural Semiotics
25. Semiotics for University: Semiosis Makes the World Locally Plural
26. A Note on the Meaning of Jakob von Uexküll’s Heritage in Today’s Tartu
27. Part Five: Special Section for Cognitive Semiotics
28. CogSem Notes