Semiosis &amp; sign exchange : design for a subjective situationism, including conceptual grounds of business information modeling

Semiosis & sign exchange : design for a subjective situationism, including conceptual grounds of business information modeling

Authors	P.E. Wisse
Supervisors	R.E. Maes
Award date	03-06-2002
ISBN	9072969057 9789072969057
Number of pages	467
Publisher	Voorburg: Information Dynamics
Organisations	Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB) - Amsterdam Business School Research Institute (ABS-RI)
Document type	PhD thesis
Language	English
Downloads	Thesis Cover Titlepages Table of contents Chapter 1: Introduction Part I: Chapter 2: Developing the ground of Peirce Part I: Chapter 3: Subjective situationism: postmodern ontology Part I: Chapter 4: Metapattern: Modeling as enneadic sign engineering Part I: Chapter 5: Critical synopsis of Ecco's semiotics Part I: Chapter 6: Schopenhauer, and the limits of rational signs Part II: Chapter 7: The political nature of human exchange Part II: Chapter 8: Requests for compliance Part II: Chapter 9: Austin's unhappy illocution Part II: Chapter 10: Writing acts on Searle Part II: Chapter 11: Mead in the neighborhood of meaning Part II: Chapter 12: Habermas on reason against reason Chapter 13: Suggestions for theoretical practices Appendix: KnitbITs Bibliography Index of names Summary (in Dutch): Semiosis & Tekenverkeer Postscript About the author Cover
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