Showing posts with label Amazon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Amazon. Show all posts

Thursday, 3 August 2023

Book "Elemental-Embodied Thinking for a New Era" now described and advertised online

The book Elemental-Embodied Thinking for a New Era is now advertised online by Springer. It will include my chapter "A biosemiotic perspective on the human condition and the environmental crisis". Publication date is said to be November 26th.

Pre-orders are now possible e.g. via Amazon.

Wednesday, 7 June 2023

Book featuring "Nosology and Semiotics" chapter now advertised online

There are now some descriptions of the forthcoming book Organ Crosstalk in Acute Kidney Injury: Basic Concepts and Clinical Practices, where I contribute with the opening chapter, "Nosology and semiotics". I found a book description on the webpage of Amazon Australia, the bookshop Lavoisier, and GoodReads. At Lavoisier, publication date is said to be in September 2023.    

Description:

This is an original work dedicated to an important and current topic in nephrology: organ crosstalk in acute renal injury. Acute kidney injury is a prevalent and serious syndrome. The related mortality to this syndrome has not been significantly reduced in the last decades despite the advances in renal replacement therapy technology. For this reason, a new approach to obtain an effective treatment is urgently needed. The organ crosstalk perspective could be useful in order to achieve this objective since it implies a very early acute kidney injury diagnose and treatment. This book includes a comprehensive review of the organ crosstalk perspective in acute kidney injury. Organized in two parts, the chapters in the first part present general subjects as an introduction to analysing the crosstalk concept. These chapters give an overview of the concepts of biosemiotics, hormones, neurotransmitters, cytokines, signalling and adhesion molecules, organ intercommunication, and epigenetics. The second part gathers chapters on the different kidney crosstalk, such as brain, lung, heart, liver, gut, and placenta. Finally, there is a chapter dedicated to the influence of renal replacement treatment on kidney crosstalk. Since acute kidney injury is a topic of interest to many health professionals, this work will be a useful resource to general practitioners, internal medicine physicians, geriatricians, nephrologists, critical care therapists, immunologists, and also biologists and bioengineers.

Friday, 11 February 2022

Book "Semiotic agency: Science beyond mechanism" published

On Wednesday I was informed by Springer that the book Semiotic agency: Science beyond mechanism, which I have co-written (as second author) with Alexei Sharov, has been published. On that day this did not appear to be the case judging by the book´s webpage, which was unchanged, with no sales links. By Thursday, however, info online was updated, and the book can now be bought in Hardcover version (109.99 Euro) or eBook version (93.08 Euro).

The book is said to be part of the following eBook packages (for institutional subscribers):

  • Biomedical and Life Sciences
  • Biomedical and Life Sciences (RO)
Chapters can also be bought individually (24.95 Euro) - preview (freely available) includes abstract and references:

Two PDF files of significance can freely be accessed online:
  • Front matter (pp. i-xxiii), which includes Preface, Acknowledgements, table of contents, List of figures, and List of tables
  • Back matter (pages 349-372), which includes Glossary and Index
The book is volume no. 25 in the Biosemiotics book series.

On Amazon publication date is now said to be February 9th (2 days ago). The price here is $139.99 for Hardcover version. Kindle version is available for $29.55 for rent, or $114.16 for sale. Kindle version is said to be 687 pages long.

I am still waiting to receive print copy as well as eBook version personally.

Wednesday, 20 May 2020

"Current human ecology in the Amazon and beyond" published in issue; final reference with pagination

My article "Current human ecology in the Amazon and beyond: A multi-scale ecosemiotic approach" has now been published in Biosemiotics 13(1). Final reference:
Tønnessen, Morten 2020. Current human ecology in the Amazon and beyond: A multi-scale ecosemiotic approach. Biosemiotics 13(1): 89–113. Published online February 19th 2020. DOI: 10.1007/s12304-020-09379-8.
 The article is published Open Access and therefore freely available online.

Monday, 17 February 2020

Half writing day; Amazon/human ecology article proof-read

Today I have had half an article writing day, devoted to proof-reading my article "Current Human Ecology in the Amazon and beyond: a Multi-Scale Ecosemiotic Approach" which should appear online in Biosemiotics in a few days.

This brings accumulated number of writng days so far this Spring up to 14.

Thursday, 16 January 2020

Global/Amazon human ecology article revised once more; accepted

Today I was notified that the editorial decision on my revised version of "Current human ecology in the Amazon and beyond: A multi-scale ecosemiotic approach" is "Accept but incomplete - revise". I have already submitted a second revision.

Monday, 6 January 2020

""Current human ecology..." article revised

I have just finished my revised paper now titled "Current human ecology in the Amazon and beyond: A multi-scale ecosemiotic approach" for the forthcoming hybrid natures special issue of Biosemiotics. On my second article writing day this Spring (counting full days) - with some 1.100 words added today.
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Thursday, 2 January 2020

Spring´s first half article writing day

Today I have had this Spring´s first half article writing day, with some 4 hours devoted to work on the revision of my hybrid natures article and some 500 words written.

Wednesday, 18 December 2019

Half writing day; work with hybrid nature article

Today I´ve had half an article writing day, bringing this autumn´s number of writing days up to 31. I spent some 3 hours revising my hybrid natures article for Biosemiotics. I added some 100 words, looked over use of number punctuation and citation marks etc., and changed the title to: "Current human ecology in the Amazon and beyond: A multi-scale approach".

Wednesday, 18 May 2016

"Thinking about animals" book top 1000 in Ecology, Zoology at Amazon

Our book Thinking about animals in the age of the Anthropocene now ranks in the top 1000 in both Ecology and Zoology at Amazon. Specifically, it is currently:
#719 in Books > Textbooks > Science & Mathematics > Biology & Life Sciences > Ecology
#836 in Books > Textbooks > Science & Mathematics > Biology & Life Sciences > Zoology
#1268 in Books > Textbooks > Science & Mathematics > Environmental Studies 
Overall Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #1,051,301 in Books.

Wednesday, 4 June 2014

The Semiotics of Animal Representations now for sale at Amazon; author/editor page

The edited collection The Semiotics of Animal Representations, edited by Kadri Tüür and myself, is now for sale at Amazon.com (see here). 

See also my author/editor page, here (with one more title listed, namely Semiotics in the Wild).