Brains in scanners: An Umwelt of cognitive neuroscience

Articles in the same Issue

1. Jakob von Uexküll: An introduction
2. Biosemiotics: Its roots, proliferation, and prospects
3. A natural symphony? To what extent is Uexku lls Bedeutungslehre actual for the semiotics of our time?
4. Units of survival
5. An introduction to Umwelt
6. The new concept of Umwelt: A link between science and the humanities
7. Umwelt
8. Umwelten
9. Umwelt as life world of living being
10. Life and living in wonderworld
11. Jakob von Uexküll: Merkmale and Wirkmale
12. On the logical and semiotic status of Jakob von Uexkülls concept of Umwelt
13. Umwelt-theory and pragmatism
14. Distinctly human Umwelt?
15. The extended Umwelt principle: Uexküll and the nature of time
16. Jakob von Uexküll and Ernst Cassirer
17. From the haptic-optic space to our environment: Jakob von Uexküll and Richard Woltereck
18. Lessons from Uexkülls antireductionism and reductionism: A pansemiotic view
19. New biology Jakob von Uexkülls Umweltlehre
20. Irreducible and complementary semiotic forms
21. Theoretical biology as an anticipatory text: The relevance of Uexküll to current issues in evolutionary systems
22. Seeing virtuality in nature
23. Umwelt theory implies heuristics
24. On the parasites association as a vectorizing factor in biosemiotic development
25. No plant no breath
26. Jakob von Uexküll and the theory of environs
27. Letter to Heinrich Junker
28. UmweltWord and concept: Two hundred years of semantic change
29. Self-world and world of language: Jakob von Uexkülls theory as a basis for integrational linguistic research
30. Jakob von Uexkülls theory of sign and meaning from a philosophical, semiotic, and linguistic point of view
31. The unwitting muse: Jakob von Uexkülls theory of Umwelt and twentieth-century literature
32. Notes towards a study of Jakob von Uexku lls reception in early twentieth-century artistic and architectural circles
33. Biological roots of musical epistemology: Functional cycles, Umwelt, and enactive listening
34. Spanish echoes of Jakob von Uexkülls thought
35. Jakob von Uexküll and the origins of cybernetics
36. Does a robot have an Umwelt? Reflections on the qualitative biosemiotics of Jakob von Uexküll
37. Semiosis and the Umwelt of a robot
38. A stroll through the worlds of robots and animals: Applying Jakob von Uexkülls theory of meaning to adaptive robots and artificial life
39. Brains in scanners: An Umwelt of cognitive neuroscience
40. Jakob von Uexküll and the anticipation of sociobiology
41. Cybersemiotics and Umweltlehre
42. Subject Umwelt society: The triad of living beings