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SEMIOTICA VOLUME 127 NUMBER 1-4 1999 CONTENTS 1. Editor’s note: Towards a prehistory of biosemiotics Thomas A Sebeok 1 Biosemiotica I 2. Peirce and biology Lucia Santaella Braga 5 3. The biological basis of Victoria Welby’s significs Susan Petrilli 23 4. Charles Morris’s biosemiotics Susan Petrilli 67 5. Roman Jakobson and biology: ‘A system of systems’ Loura Shintani 103 6. Towards biosemiotics with Yuri Lotman Kalevi Kull 115 Biosemiotica II 7. Natural selection and Maxwell’s demons: A semiotic approach to evolutionary biology Luis Eugenio Andrade 133 8. On genes, cells, and memory* Sabine Brauckmann 151 9. Biosemiotics and the foundation of cybersemiotics:1 Reconceptualizing the insights of ethology, second-order cybernetics, and Peirce’s semiotics in biosemiotics to create a non-Cartesian information science Soren Brier 169 10. An Aristotelian approach to animal behavior* Berit O. Brogaard 199 11. Biohermeneutics and hermeneutics of biology Sergey V. Chebanov 215 12. Evolutionary perspective for cognitive function: Cerebral basis of heterogeneous consciousness* Tatiana V. Chernigovskaya 227 13. Literacy biosemiotics and the postmodern ecology of John Clare W. John Coletta 239 14. The sarkar challenge to biosemiotics: Is there any information in a cell? Claus Emmeche 273 15. Semiotics of the artificial: The ‘self’ of self-reproducing systems in cellular automata* Arantza Etxeberria and Jesus Ibanez 295 16. Order out of indeterminacy Jesper Hoffmeyer 321 17. The concept of natura in ancient Finns and Karelians Tuomo Jamsa 345 18. The two foci of biology: Matter and sign* Yoshimi Kawade 369 19. Biosemiotics in the twentieth century: A view from biology Kalevi Kull 385 20. A semiotic perspective on biological objects and biological functions Manfred D. Laubichler1 415 21. The clock and its triadic relationship Koichiro Matsuno 433 22. Living signs Floyd Merrell 453 23. A semiotic attempt to corral creativity via generativity* S. N. Salthe 481 24. A new causality for the understanding of the living Lucia Santaella Braga 497 25. The origin and evolution of signs Alexei A. Sharov 521 26. Biosemiotics and formal ontology Frederik Stjernfelt 537 27. Epistemic ordering and the development of space-time: Intentionality as a universal entailment Rod Swenson 567 28. Semiosis: The transformation of energy into information Edwina Taborsky 599 29. Psychic closure: A prerequisite for the recognition of the sign-function? Gertrudis Van De Vijver 613 30. The emergence of difference: Some notes on the evolution of human semosis Barend Van Heusden 631 31. The relationship between semiotics and mechanical models of explanation in the life sciences1 Thure Von Uexkull 647