Cobley, P.

Cultural Implications of Biosemiotics

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Cobley, P. 2016. Cultural Implications of Biosemiotics. Springer.

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Type	Authored Book
Title	Cultural Implications of Biosemiotics
Authors	Cobley, P.
Research Group	English Language and Literature
Series	Biosemiotics
Hardcover	9789402408577
Paperback	9789402414196
Electronic	9789402408584
ISSN	1875-4651
Electronic	1875-466X
Publisher	Springer
Publication dates
Online	11 Aug 2016
Print	19 Aug 2016
Publication process dates
Deposited	14 Jun 2016
Accepted	04 Apr 2016
Output status	Published
Additional information	Table of contents (8 chapters) Front Matter, Pages i-xv The Age of Biosemiotics, Pages 1-16 Semiotics and Biosemiotics, Pages 17-28 Difference in Kind or Difference of Degree?, Pages 29-44 The Natural Subject, Pages 45-59 Ethics Cannot Be Voluntary, Pages 61-73 Codes and Interpretation in Nature and Culture, Pages 75-90 Freedom, Repression and Constraints, Pages 91-106 Humanities Are Natural, Pages 107-123 Back Matter, Pages 125-139
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-024-0858-4
Language	English

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