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Søren Brier

Professor med særlige opgaver (mso) , Ph.d., Dr.Phil
Søren Brier

Institut for Internationale Kultur- og Kommunikationsstudier

Dalgas Have 15, 2V.053
DK - 2000 Frederiksberg

Tlf.: +45 3815 3132
E-mail: sb.ikk@cbs.dk

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• Research@CBS
• Udvidet hjemmeside

Link til denne hjemmeside: www.cbs.dk/staff/soeren_brier

Tilknyttet LaCoMe

• Forsker i videnskabs- og erkendelsesteori med særlig fokus på informations-, kognitions- og kommunikationsvidenskabsteori herunder særligt transfaglige forskningsprogrammer som kybernetik, semiotik, vidensbegreber og deres anvendelighed til forståelse og design af vidensorganisering og videnskabsformidling.

• Medudvikler af biosemiotikken.

• Forsker i vidensformidling og popularisering.

• Skaber af Cybersemiotics, der er en integration of Peirceansk semiotik, systemteori, autopoiese og kybernetisk informationsteori.

• Cybersemiotics & Tohu Bohu
• Videnskabsformidling i massemediernes agora

Primære forskningsområder

• Videnskabsteori
• Erkendelsesteori
• Tvær- og transfagligheds funktion i forhold til enkeltfagsvidenskabelighed
• Kybernetik
• Biosemiotisk kognitions- og kommunikationsteori
• Informationsteori
• Kybersemiotik
• Videnskabsformidling

Udvalgte publikationer

• Brier, S. (1992): “Foreword” (positional statement) in Cybernetics & Human Knowing, vol. 1, no.1, pp. 1-4.: Link
• Brier, S. (1992): “Information and Consciousness: A Critique of the Mechanistic foundation of the Concept of In¬formation” in Cybernetics & Human Knowing, Aalborg, Denmark, Vol.1, no. 2/3, pp 71- 94: Link
• Brier, S. (1993): “Conversational Ethics and the Global Environment” in Cybernetics & Human Knowing vol. 1, no.4, 1993, pp. 51-55. Link
• Brier, S. (1993): A Cybernetic and Semiotic View on a Galilean Theory of Psychology , Cybernetics Human Knowing Vol. 2 no. 2 1993, Link
• Brier, S. (1995): “Cyber-Semiotics: On autopoiesis, code-duality and sign games in bio-semiotics” in Cybernetics & Human Knowing, Vol. 3, no. 1. Link
• Brier, S. (2003): “The Cybersemiotic model of communication: An evolutionary view on the threshold between semiosis and informational exchange.” TripleC 1(1) Link
• Brier, S. (2003/2002): “Luhmann Semiotized” p. 13 -23 J. of Sociocybernetics 2003/2002 3 (2) Link
• Brier, S. (2003): “Information seen as part of the development of living intelligence: the five leveled Cybersemiotic framework for FIS”. Entropy: 2003, 5, 88-99. Link
• Brier, S. (2003): “The Cybersemiotic model of communication: An evolutionary view on the threshold between semiosis and informational exchange.” TripleC 1(1): 71-94. http://triplec.uti.at/articles/tripleC1(1)_Brier.pdf
• Brier, S (2004) Cybersemiotics and the problems of the information-processing paradigm as a candidate for a unified science of information behind library information science, Library Trends Wntr, 2004. Link
• Brier, S. (2006): “The foundation of LIS in information science and semiotics”, Libreas: Library Ideas 1 (2006) Link1 Link2
• Brier, S. (2006) Cybersemiotics Why information is not enough! Danish summary of ‘dokordisputats’ (post-doctoral dissertation/Dr. Habil): Danish Summary
• Brier, S, (2006): “The necessity of Trans-Scientific Frameworks for doing Interdisciplinary Research”, Kybernetes special issue for Felix Geyer 2006 no. 3-4: 403-425. Link
• Brier, S. (2008b):“A Paradigm for Biosemiotics”, Signs 2008, pp. 30-81. Link

• Brier, S. and Bopry, J. (2002): “Foreword: Hermeneutic Cybernetics”, Cybernetics Human Knowing, 9:3/4:3-4.
• Brier, S. (2002/2003): “Luhmann Semiotized”, Journal of Cybernetics, Vol. 3, No. 2, 2002/2003, pp. 13-22.
• Brier, S.(2003):” Cybersemiotics and the Question of Semiotic and Informational Treshholds” World Futures 59(5):361-380
• Brier, S. (2003): “Foreword: Sebeok’s Biosemiotic contribution to cybersemiotics”, Cybernetics & Human Knowing, 10: pp. 5-6.
• Brier, S. (2003): “Thomas Sebeok: Mister (Bio)semiotics. An obituary for Thomas A. Sebeok.” Cybernetics & Human Knowing, 10: pp. 102-105.
• Brier, S. (2003):”The Integration of Second Order, Cognitive Biology (Autopoiesis), and Biosemiotics” Cybernetics & Human Knowing, 10:1: pp. 106-109.
• Brier, S. (2003): En værre uredelighed - Lomborgsagen videnskabsteoretisk set, Aktuel Naturvidenskab, No. 1, 2003, p 32-34.
  Thellefsen, T.L., Brier, S. and Thellefsen, M.L. (2003): “Problems concerning the process of subject analysis and the practice of indexing: A Peircian semiotic and semantic approach toward user oriented needs in document searching,” Semiotica, 144-1/4 (2003), 177-218.
• Brier. S.: (2004): “Cybersemiotics and the Problem of the Information-Processing Paradigm as a Candidate for a Unified Science of Information Behind Library and Information Science”, pp.629-657 in Library Trends, Vol. 52, No. 3, Winter 2004.
• ”Betydningsdannelse og Eksistens: Om evolution, bevidsthed og erkendelse hos C.S. Peirce” Semiotiske Undersøgelser, ed. Thellefsen og Dinesen, pp. 32-51. Hans Reitzels forlag, Gyldendals bogklub.
• Brier, S. (2007): “Applying Luhmann’s system theory as part of a transdisciplinary frame for communication science”, Cybernetics & Human Knowing, Vol. 14, no. 2-3. Pp. 29-65.
• Brier, S. (2008a): Cybersemiotics: Why Information Is Not Enough. Toronto Studies in Semiotics and Communication, University of Toronto Press
• Brier, S. (2008b): “Bateson and Peirce on the pattern that connects and the sacred’”, Chapter 12 pp- 229-255 in Hoffmeyer, J. (ed.)(2008): A Legacy for Living Systems: Gregory Bateson as a precursor for biosemiotic thinking, Biosemiotics 2, London: Springer Verlag.