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IASS have published a eulogy here.
The book of abstracts can be found here.
Cognitive Semiotics (Volume 12, Issue 1, May 2019). Full issue here.
New Semiotica special issue published. Full issue here.
Filozofia i Nauka IACS-2 issue edited by Piotr Konderak. Full issue here.
By our own Piotr Konderak. More details here.
Call for papers and details can be found here.
Details and how to apply can be found here.
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Mikołów, Poland, July 9 –12, 2018 (MN 8). CfP here
Call for papers can be foundhere.
Call for papers and special issue proposals can be found here.
20-22 October 2017 at Lublin, Poland. Abstract deadline: 31st July. Info here.
26th -28th of July at Humboldt-University Berlin. Info here.
More information and the call for papers can be found here.
Gothenburg, Sweden, 12-16 June 2017. Info here.
The full statement regarding the change is available here.
The Newsletter can be read here.
"Meaning, Mind and Communication: Explorations in Cognitive Semiotics” edited by Jordan Zlatev, Göran Sonesson and Piotr Konderak is out! Details here.
"Philosophy and Science” have confirmed a special issue on Cognitive Semiotics. Deadline: 15 March 2017. Details here.
Osnabrück University, 9-11 June 2017
Submit an abstract. Deadline: 15 January 2017. Details here.
6-8 April 2017, The University of Brighton, UK
Submission deadline: 15 November 2016. Details here
We will be holding the third IACS conference in Cleveland, Ohio, USA!
More details will follow in the coming months.
A great write-up of IACS 2 in Lublin can be found here
Photos taken at IACS 2 can be found here.
New board members include Todd Oakley, Hannah Little, Piotr Konderak, Esther Pascual, Monica Tamariz, Kristian Tylén and Jordan Zlatev. To find out more about their roles click here.
Abstracts for talks and posters presented at IACS 2 can be found here.
Submission deadline: Jan 15, 2016 details here.
Call for papers can be found here.
The first newsletter of the IACS has been published and distributed among members of the association. You can read it here.
A concise summary of the 1st conference of the Association by Jordan Zlatev can be read here.
The International Association for Cognitive Semiotics (IACS) was founded in 2013 at Aarhus University, Denmark, in connection with the Eighth Conference of the Nordic Association for Semiotic Studies (NASS).
Cognitive semiotics is the study of meaning-making, both in language and by means of other sign vehicles, as well as in perception, and in action. Cognitive semiotics investigates the properties of our meaningful interactions with our surroundings in all domains. We integrate perspectives, methods and insights from cognitive science, cognitive linguistics and semiotics, placing signs and sign use (in the broadest sense) into the wider context of cognitive, social, and neurobiological processes, using experimental methods, as well as classical text analysis and theory.
Today, cognitive semiotics is an established domain of study at the Univerisities of Aarhus and Lund, and is an emerging field of inquiry in many other parts of the world, as testified by the international audience at IACS conferences. The purpose of the International Association for Cognitive Semiotics is to advance research in cognitive semiotics and facilitate scholarly discussion and exchange in this growing field, as well as organizing conferences and other academic events.