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Symmetry Expands the Potential of Peircean Semiotics

A Fundamental Concept Breaks Down Disciplinary Barriers
  • Eliseo Fernández
Published/Copyright: July 19, 2014
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Chinese Semiotic Studies
From the journal Chinese Semiotic Studies Volume 10 Issue 2

Published Online: 2014-07-19
Published in Print: 2014-08-01

© 2014 by Walter de Gruyter Berlin/Boston

Articles in the same Issue

  1. Masthead
  2. Part One: Semiotic Conferences Information
  3. New Semiotics: Between Tradition and Innovation
  4. Part Two: Plenary Speeches Delivered at the 11th World Congress of Semiotics Held in Nanjing, October 5–9, 2012
  5. The Realm of Mind
  6. The Study of Cognitive Semiotics in China
  7. The Semiotics of Karl Marx
  8. ‘Subject-Object Contrast’ and ‘Subject- Object Merger’ in ‘Thinking for Speaking’
  9. Part Three: New Theories and Applications of Semiotics
  10. Bridging Civilisations
  11. Polysemiotic Signs in Foreign Language Course Books
  12. Subtitling Humour in Transcultural Context
  13. Signs of Silence and Resistance in Strawman
  14. Part Four: Special Section for Peircean Semiotics and the Philosophy of Inquiry
  15. Introduction to the Peirce Section
  16. The Development of Peirce’s Logic and Semeiotic Theory of Notation
  17. Symmetry Expands the Potential of Peircean Semiotics
  18. Significant Symmetries in the Structure of Peircean Semiotics
  19. Semiosis in a Schubert Song
https://doi.org/10.1515/css-2014-0027
Keywords for this article
energy; explanatory function; symmetry breaking

Articles in the same Issue

  1. Masthead
  2. Part One: Semiotic Conferences Information
  3. New Semiotics: Between Tradition and Innovation
  4. Part Two: Plenary Speeches Delivered at the 11th World Congress of Semiotics Held in Nanjing, October 5–9, 2012
  5. The Realm of Mind
  6. The Study of Cognitive Semiotics in China
  7. The Semiotics of Karl Marx
  8. ‘Subject-Object Contrast’ and ‘Subject- Object Merger’ in ‘Thinking for Speaking’
  9. Part Three: New Theories and Applications of Semiotics
  10. Bridging Civilisations
  11. Polysemiotic Signs in Foreign Language Course Books
  12. Subtitling Humour in Transcultural Context
  13. Signs of Silence and Resistance in Strawman
  14. Part Four: Special Section for Peircean Semiotics and the Philosophy of Inquiry
  15. Introduction to the Peirce Section
  16. The Development of Peirce’s Logic and Semeiotic Theory of Notation
  17. Symmetry Expands the Potential of Peircean Semiotics
  18. Significant Symmetries in the Structure of Peircean Semiotics
  19. Semiosis in a Schubert Song
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