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Table of contents of the issue 2/2022, July-December

ISBN: 978-88-15-38216-0

Year: LI

Biosemiotica e antropocene / Biosemiotics and Anthropocene

Felice Cimatti

What Biosemiotics for the Anthropocene?

Versus 2/2022 pp: 179-194 DOI: 10.14649/105518

Timo Maran

On Ecosemiotic Methodology. The Ecosemiosphere and Other Conceptual Models

Versus 2/2022 pp: 195-212 DOI: 10.14649/105519

Davide Tolfo

Towards an Ecology of Signs. For a Non-Anthropocentric Use of Félix Guattari’s Micropolitical Pragmatics

Versus 2/2022 pp: 213-230 DOI: 10.14649/105520

Gregorio Tenti

Xenosemiotics. Notes on Biological Alterity

Versus 2/2022 pp: 231-246 DOI: 10.14649/105521

Emiliano Battistini

The Acoustic Niches Hypothesis. A Biosemiotic Model for the Anthropocene’s Challenges

Versus 2/2022 pp: 247-266 DOI: 10.14649/105522

Giacomo Festi

For a Fungal Semiotics. Mycelial Structures in Mycology, Anthropology and Biodesign

Versus 2/2022 pp: 267-282 DOI: 10.14649/105523

Nicola Zengiaro

The Time of Materials: Rethinking the Anthropocene from Stones

Versus 2/2022 pp: 283-300 DOI: 10.14649/105524

Ricerche e argomenti / Research and discussion

Stefano Bartezzaghi

Meme as an Emblematic Genre

Versus 2/2022 pp: 301-316 DOI: 10.14649/105525

Pietro Garofalo

The Strange Case of Linguistic Conventions. Collective Intentionality, Language and Internism in John Searle

Versus 2/2022 pp: 317-340 DOI: 10.14649/105526

Recensioni/Book Review

Versus 2/2022 pp: 341-349 DOI: 10.14649/105527

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