Towards A Linguistic Science Of Sciences

[ISFC39 Plenary Paper]

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      • Slide 2: Title
      • Slide 3: Quote
      • Slide 8: What & Why
      • Slide 9: Theoretical Tool: Elaborating Figures Of ...
      • Slide 10: Why Use A Figure?
      • Slide 11: Why Use Figures Of Being?
      • Slide 12: Structure: A Two Part Invention
      • Slide 13: Part 1: The Semiotic Trajectory To Socia...
      • Slide 14: The Semiotic Trajectory To Sociality
      • Slide 15: Part 1a: Intra-organism Semiosis
      • Slide 16: The Evolutionary Emergence Of Neurologic...
      • Slide 17: Neural Darwinism: A Selectionist Model O...
      • Slide 18: Neuronal Group Selection As Identity Rel...
      • Slide 19: Categorisation-Neuronal Group Relation A...
      • Slide 20: Encoding Vs Decoding
      • Slide 21: Encoding Perceptual Categorisations
      • Slide 22: Decoding Sensory Impacts
      • Slide 23: From Identifying To Sensing: The Emergen...
      • Slide 24: Encoding & Decoding: Ergative Model
      • Slide 25: Encoding & Decoding: Ergative Model Diagram
      • Slide 26: Impinging & Emanating Sensing: Ergative ...
      • Slide 27: Impinging & Emanating Sensing: Ergative ...
      • Slide 28: Sensing As ‘Identifying Identifieds’: Er...
      • Slide 29: From Identifier To Phenomenon
      • Slide 30: Part 1b: Exteriorised Intra-organism Sem...
      • Slide 31: Sensing-Brain As Identity Relation
      • Slide 32: Sensing-Doing As Identity Relation
      • Slide 33: Encoding ‘Senser-Sensing’
      • Slide 34: Decoding ‘Body-Doing’
      • Slide 35: Behavioural Process Topology
      • Slide 36: Group Dynamics Example
      • Slide 37: Part 1c: Inter-organism Semiosis
      • Slide 38: Protolanguage: Integrating The Inner And...
      • Slide 39: Inner ‘Modes Of Consciousness’ Domain: S...
      • Slide 40: Outer ‘Material Experience’ Domain: Iden...
      • Slide 41: Protolanguage: Microfunctions (Inner Dim...
      • Slide 42: Protolanguage: Microfunctions (Inner Dim...
      • Slide 43: From ‘Senser-Doing’ To ‘Sayer-Saying’
      • Slide 44: Creating Social Order
      • Slide 45: Social Dynamics Example
      • Slide 46: Part 2: The Semiotic Trajectory To Multi...
      • Slide 47: The Semiotic Trajectory To Multicellularity
      • Slide 48: Part 2a: Intracellular Semiosis
      • Slide 49: The Evolutionary Emergence Of Biological...
      • Slide 50: DNA As Coded Environmental Description
      • Slide 51: DNA Selection As Identity Relation
      • Slide 52: DNA-Gene Relation As Identity Relation
      • Slide 53: Encoding Species Genomes
      • Slide 54: Decoding Impacts On Populations
      • Slide 55: Part 2b: Exteriorised Intracellular Semi...
      • Slide 56: DNA–Gene As Identity Relation
      • Slide 57: Exterior Tokens Of Genes
      • Slide 58: Encoding Genes
      • Slide 59: Decoding Proteins
      • Slide 60: Somatic Organisation Example
      • Slide 61: Part 2c: Intercellular Semiosis
      • Slide 62: Intercellular Semiosis: Integrating The ...
      • Slide 63: Inner Domain: Values Of Modality: The Pr...
      • Slide 64: Outer Domain: Identifying Me-&-You By De...
      • Slide 65: Intercellular Semiosis: Microfunctions
      • Slide 66: Somatic Organisation Examples
      • Slide 67: Conclusion
      • Slide 68: Perspectival Findings
      • Slide 69: The Semiotic Trajectories To Sociality &...
      • Slide 70: The Evolution Of Consciousness
      • Slide 71: The Evolution Of Order (‘Cosmogenesis’)
      • Slide 72: Epistemological Implications
      • Slide 73: Materialist-Relationalist Complementarity
      • Slide 74: Relationalism
      • Slide 75: Construing Existence
      • Slide 76: Leavetaking
      • Slide 77: Bibliography
      • Slide 78: Dedication
      • Slide 79: Q & A
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