Biosemiotic Perspectives on Language and Linguistics

<p>K. Kull, E. Velmezova : Language, linguistics – life, biosemiotics…<br>D. Favareau, K. Kull: On biosemiotics and its possible relevance to linguistic<br>A. Markoš, D. Faltýnek: Language and biosphere: Blurry contours as a condition of semiosis<br>S. Petrilli, Au. Ponzio: Language as primary modeling and natural languages: A biosemiotic perspective<br>M. Tønnessen: Umwelt and language<br>J. Pelkey: Deep congruence between linguistic and biotic growth: Evidence for semiotic foundations<br>S.J. Cowley: Verbal patterns: Taming cognitive biology<br>W. Nöth: Biolinguistics and biosemiotics<br>P. Augustyn: Biology, linguistics, and the semiotic perspective on language<br>P. Filippi: Before Babel: The evolutionary roots of human language<br>S. Cannizzaro, P. Cobley: Biosemiotics, politics and Th.A. Sebeok’s move from linguistics to semiotics<br>Ju.-P. Chien: How useful is état de langue for biosemiotics? An exploration of linguistic consciousness and evolution in F. de Saussure’s works<br>Th. Robert: Darwin’s Ethology and the expression of the emotions: Biosemiotics as a historical science<br>D. Neubauer: Darwin’s biosemiotics: The linguistic Rubicon in the Descent of Man <br>Appendix : E. Velmezova: The Bakhtinian dialogue revisited: A (non-biosemiotic) view from historiography and epistemology of humanities</p>