2021
DOI: 10.1590/0101-3173.2021.v44n3.15.p177
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O externalismo semiótico ativo de C. S. Peirce e a cantoria de viola como signo em ação

Abstract: RESUMO: O principal propósito deste trabalho é fornecer uma ontologia semiótica para redescrição do externalismo cognitivo ativo, desenvolvido recentemente pelo paradigma 4E (embodied, embedded, enactive, extended cognition). Nessa abordagem, sistemas cognitivos distribuídos (SCDs) são descritos como semiose, ou signos em ação. Explora-se a relação entre semiose e cognição, como concebida por C. S. Peirce, em associação com a noção de sistema cognitivo distribuído (SCD). Introduz-se a abordagem externalista pe… Show more

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“…Our approach to conceptualizing knowledge and validity claims is anchored in the mereosemiotics paradigm [22,35,36] and Peircean semiotics [37]. Consequently, knowledge is analysed as something that is inherently dynamic, arising from and realizing itself in cognitive processes as the action of signs, through the use of signs in action [38].…”
Section: Knowledge Claims and Validity Claimsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our approach to conceptualizing knowledge and validity claims is anchored in the mereosemiotics paradigm [22,35,36] and Peircean semiotics [37]. Consequently, knowledge is analysed as something that is inherently dynamic, arising from and realizing itself in cognitive processes as the action of signs, through the use of signs in action [38].…”
Section: Knowledge Claims and Validity Claimsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…and starts from the representation relation between a sign s (i.e., a representamen) and an object o (i.e., the referent of the representamen); the cognitive step adds a third element to the sign and the object, by which a new representation relation is created [33]. Peirce's conceptualization can thus be summarized as that of a sign in action [34]. In the case of a semiosis σ, the third element is the interpretant s ′ , a newly created sign.…”
Section: A Semioticsmentioning
confidence: 99%