The Musical Turn in Biosemiotics

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RT @mmmslayton: Great collab with @liminalmessages! What can the aesthetics and immediacy of music tell us about symbolic systems that lang…

15 Apr 2023

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The Musical Turn in Biosemiotics An Expressivist Model of Communication Matthew A Slayton · Yogi Hale Hendlin https://t.co/cZ44u9jJy7

14 Apr 2023

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Great collab with @liminalmessages! What can the aesthetics and immediacy of music tell us about symbolic systems that language can't? Are animal music, plant music, and bacteria music useful concepts for cognition and behavior? https://t.co/5gLPL4PiLC

13 Apr 2023

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Happy to share this new article published in @Biosemiotics_J with @mmmslayton on "The Musical Turn in Biosemiotics" We've been discussing this article for 5 years, and this is one of 10 different permutations that could have emerged. #music #biosemiotics h

13 Apr 2023

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