Today I presented my paper "The relevance of Umwelt theory for the theory and practice of phenomenology" digitally live at the 21st Gathering in biosemiotics. The live presentation was watched by some 45 people on Zoom, and was also live-streamed on YouTube (and is also available for later watching).
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Showing posts with label naturalized phenomenology. Show all posts
Wednesday, 28 July 2021
Wednesday, 18 May 2011
Intensive course: All classes held
The last three days I have taught the second half of my intensive course "Semiotics and phenomenology" (6 hours of teaching). Attendance has been lower than in the first round, but the level of the attending students has been very high, so discussions have been spot on.
The topics in this round have been:
1) Heidegger and his reading of Uexküll
2) Merleau-Ponty and his reading of Uexküll
3) Naturalized phenomenology (Zahavi); and semiotic causation (based in part on David Wood's paper "What is ecophenomenology?")
The concluding research paper is due May 31st.
The topics in this round have been:
1) Heidegger and his reading of Uexküll
2) Merleau-Ponty and his reading of Uexküll
3) Naturalized phenomenology (Zahavi); and semiotic causation (based in part on David Wood's paper "What is ecophenomenology?")
The concluding research paper is due May 31st.
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