Semiosalong

  Does semiosis imply the existence of subjective space? What about physical space? Many have used the notion of space in a somewhat metapho...

Series description: Synécheia (συνέχεια) is a greek word meaning ‘continuity, continuous succession, order’. The word inevitably brings to ...

Series description: Mythokatalysis compounds the Greek μῦθος (myth) and κατάλυσις (catalysis). The Greek-French dictionary Le Grand Baill...

  Six presenters, in-person offline event, one day only! Free of charge! Session Theme: The prize of the object of biosemiotic interest, whe...

Series theme: A look into the everyday phenomenon of meaning creation might suffice to make us notice that meaning is often dependent upon ...

  Series theme:  Nowadays, Peircean semiotics has a strange hold on the Latin American mind, but this is not the only semiotics that happens...

  Series Theme: Discussions about conflicts often revolve around two main questions: how to solve them and how to avoid them? Despite our o...