__________ Søren Brier __________
Department of Economics and Natural Resources; Unit of Methods and Project Work, Rolighedsvej 23 grd. floor, DK-1958 Frederiksberg C, Copenhagen, Denmark.
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Brier, S. 2001.
Cybersemiotics: A suggestion for a transdisciplinary framework for description of observing, anticipatory and meaning producing systems.
In
Dubois, Computing Anticipatory Systems,
182—193.
Keywords:
anticipatory systems •
cybersemiotics •
interdisciplinarity •
meaning •
observation •
systems theory.
Brier, S. 1999. Biosemiotics and the foundation of cybersemiotics.
Semiotica
127:
169—198.
Keywords:
biosemiotics •
foundations.
Brier, S. 1998. The cybersemiotic explanation of the emergence of cognition: The explanation of cognition, signification and communication in a non-Cartesian cognitive biology.
Evolution and Cognition
4:
90—102.
Keywords:
animal cognition •
autopoiesis •
biosemiotics •
cognitive biology •
communication •
cybersemiotics •
ethology •
sign games •
signification.
Brier, S. 1997. What is a possible ontological and epistemological framework for a true universal 'information science'? The suggestion of a Cybersemiotics.
World Futures
49:
297—308.
Keywords:
cybersemiotics •
epistemology •
information science •
ontology.
Brier, S. 1996. Cybersemiotics: A new interdisciplinary development applied to the problems of knowledge organisation and document retrieval in information science.
Journal of Documentation
52:
296—344.
Keywords:
biosemiotics •
cybersemiotics •
knowledge organization.
Brier, S. 1996. From second-order cybernetics to cybersemiotics: A semiotic re-entry into the second-order cybernetics of Heinz von Foerster.
Systems Research
13:
229—244.
Keywords:
cybersemiotics •
second-order cybernetics •
semiotics.
Brier, S. 1995. Cyber-semiotics: On autopoiesis, code-duality and sign games in biosemiotics.
Cybernetics and Human Knowing
3(1):
3—14.
Keywords:
autopoiesis •
biosemiotics •
code-duality •
cybersemiotics •
sign games.
Brier, S. 1993. A cybernetic and semiotic view on a Galilean theory of psychology.
Cybernetics and Human Knowing
2(2):
31—46.
Keywords:
cybernetics •
psychology •
semiotics.
Brier, S. 1992. Information and consciousness: A critique of the mechanistic foundation of the concept of information.
Cybernetics and Human Knowing
1(2/3):
71—94.
Keywords:
consciousness •
information •
mechanicism.
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