Adopting a first-person perspective and referring to Uexküll, Volkelt, and Brunswik, the early works of the ethologist Konrad Lorenz focuses on the semiotico-cognitive tools – signs and schemes – through which non-human animal subjects model their perceived reality. This chapter discusses the contribution this semiotic lexicon gave to the nascent ethology, thus trying to (re-)open a rather neglected semiotic field: the study of the Erlebnisse related to instinctive behaviour.
The semiotic side of ethology: Stimuli, signs, and schemes in Konrad Lorenz’s early writings / Brentari, Carlo. - STAMPA. - (2023), pp. 317-329.
The semiotic side of ethology: Stimuli, signs, and schemes in Konrad Lorenz’s early writings
Brentari, Carlo
2023-01-01
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Adopting a first-person perspective and referring to Uexküll, Volkelt, and Brunswik, the early works of the ethologist Konrad Lorenz focuses on the semiotico-cognitive tools – signs and schemes – through which non-human animal subjects model their perceived reality. This chapter discusses the contribution this semiotic lexicon gave to the nascent ethology, thus trying to (re-)open a rather neglected semiotic field: the study of the Erlebnisse related to instinctive behaviour.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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