Semioethics is the vocation of semiotics,because responsive understanding is the original vocation of the sign,where responding is not limited to the word,or to any type of identification interpretant. Listening is en...Semioethics is the vocation of semiotics,because responsive understanding is the original vocation of the sign,where responding is not limited to the word,or to any type of identification interpretant. Listening is encounter,going towards the other,hospitality,responsiveness not as initiative by the person responding,responsibility without alibis.Human semiosis is characterized by metasemiosis:the capacity to reflect on signs,to suspend responses and deliberate,beyond immediate semiosis undistinguished from the response to it. Human semiosis is characterized by metasemiosis:the capacity to reflect on signs,to suspend responses and deliberate.This capacity involves an inescapable responsibility from the human animal towards life over the whole planet.Susan Petrilli’s book begins with a question,in the title of the first chapter,concerning the relation between "Semiosis and Life":What lies in their future? Her response:our present is the future perfect of semiotics.The problem is not simply of the theoretical order,given that semiotics is also implicated as semeiotics,as symtomatology.The relation between semiotics and the question of the health of life at the planetary level is not only of the historical order,ensuing from the connection of semiotics today with medical semeiotics,symptomatology,beginning with Hippocrates and Galen.The human being as a "semiotic animal"is the only animal responsible for semiosis,for life,even more so the professional scholar of signs.展开更多
The analysis outlines John Deely’s commitment to Augustine’s implications for a valueladen semiotic understanding of postmodern inquiry.Deely’s value-laden project centers on semiotic signification and semiosis.His...The analysis outlines John Deely’s commitment to Augustine’s implications for a valueladen semiotic understanding of postmodern inquiry.Deely’s value-laden project centers on semiotic signification and semiosis.His work announces the inexorable link between semiotic theory and the search for understanding that matters.He uplifts the importance of engaging signs via context and relational association,uniting ethics and semiotics.Deely’s orientation shaped his inquiry on biosemiotics,semioethics,and ongoing discussions of Augustine.My inquiry centers on Deely’s explication of value-laden signs that illuminate Augustine’s understanding of existence,comprehended as God’s world.Thus,I explore Deely’s value-laden semiotic mission through an examination of Augustine’s God-filled background narrative assumption.展开更多
文摘Semioethics is the vocation of semiotics,because responsive understanding is the original vocation of the sign,where responding is not limited to the word,or to any type of identification interpretant. Listening is encounter,going towards the other,hospitality,responsiveness not as initiative by the person responding,responsibility without alibis.Human semiosis is characterized by metasemiosis:the capacity to reflect on signs,to suspend responses and deliberate,beyond immediate semiosis undistinguished from the response to it. Human semiosis is characterized by metasemiosis:the capacity to reflect on signs,to suspend responses and deliberate.This capacity involves an inescapable responsibility from the human animal towards life over the whole planet.Susan Petrilli’s book begins with a question,in the title of the first chapter,concerning the relation between "Semiosis and Life":What lies in their future? Her response:our present is the future perfect of semiotics.The problem is not simply of the theoretical order,given that semiotics is also implicated as semeiotics,as symtomatology.The relation between semiotics and the question of the health of life at the planetary level is not only of the historical order,ensuing from the connection of semiotics today with medical semeiotics,symptomatology,beginning with Hippocrates and Galen.The human being as a "semiotic animal"is the only animal responsible for semiosis,for life,even more so the professional scholar of signs.
文摘The analysis outlines John Deely’s commitment to Augustine’s implications for a valueladen semiotic understanding of postmodern inquiry.Deely’s value-laden project centers on semiotic signification and semiosis.His work announces the inexorable link between semiotic theory and the search for understanding that matters.He uplifts the importance of engaging signs via context and relational association,uniting ethics and semiotics.Deely’s orientation shaped his inquiry on biosemiotics,semioethics,and ongoing discussions of Augustine.My inquiry centers on Deely’s explication of value-laden signs that illuminate Augustine’s understanding of existence,comprehended as God’s world.Thus,I explore Deely’s value-laden semiotic mission through an examination of Augustine’s God-filled background narrative assumption.
