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BIO-SEMIOTICS: A NEW SCIENCE OF BIOLOGY?Bio-semiotics is BIO-SEMIOTICS: A NEW SCIENCE OF BIOLOGY?

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Gálik D.
Filozofia (Philosophy)
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2013
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vol. 68
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issue 10
859 – 867
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Bio-semiotics is a new approach to the explanation of living. The central thesis of bio-semiotics, “life is semiosis”, is a basis for a new science of living which should replace contemporary (or traditional) biology. The reason is that bio-semiotics reveals new qualities of living, which are inaccessible through the methods of contemporary, pure empirical biology. The paper outlines basic theses of bio-semiotics, distinguishes two main approaches, and challenges the central thesis with the focus upon its interpretation in “scientific” bio-semiotics.
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TELESNOSŤ AKO EXCENTRICKÁ POZICIONALITA V ANTROPOLÓGII A FILOZOFII BIOLÓGIE HELMUTHA PLESSNERA

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Vydrová J.
Filozofia (Philosophy)
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2021
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vol. 76
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issue 7
487 – 498
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The aim of the text is to analyse the impact of the project of philosophical anthropology elaborated by Helmuth Plessner, which will be demonstrated on the concept of corporeality seen in the framework of eccentric positionality. In the first part of the text, we analyse the interference of philosophical anthropology and phenomenology (on the examples of lived body and oikos). This is based on historical as well as on deeper philosophical reasons. In this connection, we also find some practical applications of Plessner’s project, e.g., in cultural anthropology, ethnology and pedagogy. In the second part, the problematics of “corporeality as eccentric positionality” will be seen in the light of philosophy of biology and we open a dialog with a French biophysician Henri Atlan who focuses on characterisations of human, non-human and inhuman. Here, eccentric positionality converges with emergence (autopoiesis) and corporeality becomes one of the sings of anthropological difference.
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