Biosemiotics期刊中文簡介

生物符號學致力于在生物學、哲學、語言學和傳播學之間架起一座橋梁。生物符號學研究是研究生命有機體和系統中的符號和意義。它的主要挑戰是通過建立在符號是生活世界的基本組成部分的信念之上，使生物學意義和信息自然化。生物符號學引發了對生物學和符號學基本假設的反思。因此，生物學應該認識到生命的符號學本質，并相應地改造生命的理論和方法論，符號學和人文學科應該認識到符號在人類領域之外的存在。生物符號學是研究生命基本原理的前沿學科。通過挑戰對生命本質的傳統假設，并提出不同的觀點，它開辟了令人興奮的新研究道路。

　　Biosemiotics期刊英文簡介

Biosemiotics is dedicated to building a bridge between biology, philosophy, linguistics, and the communication sciences. Biosemiotic research is concerned with the study of signs and meaning in living organisms and systems. Its main challenge is to naturalize biological meaning and information by building on the belief that signs are fundamental, constitutive components of the living world.Biosemiotics has triggered rethinking of fundamental assumptions in both biology and semiotics. In this view, biology should recognize the semiotic nature of life and reshape its theories and methodology accordingly while semiotics and the humanities should acknowledge the existence of signs beyond the human realm. Biosemiotics is at the cutting edge of research on the fundamentals of life. By challenging traditional assumptions on the nature of life and suggesting alternative perspectives, it opens up exciting new research paths.

　　Biosemiotics期刊近年期刊自引率趨勢圖

　　Biosemiotics期刊JCR分區

JCR分區等級	JCR所屬學科	分區	影響因子
	HISTORY & PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE	N/A	1.735
	HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY	N/A
	HISTORY & PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE	Q1
	HISTORY & PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE	Q2

　　Biosemiotics近年期刊影響因子趨勢圖

　　Biosemiotics期刊CiteScore數值

CiteScore	SJR	SNIP	學科類別	分區	排名	百分位
1.90	0.387	0.882	大類：Arts and Humanities 小類：Language and Linguistics	Q1	160 / 968	83%
			大類：Arts and Humanities 小類：Social Sciences (miscellaneous)	Q2	138 / 426	67%
			大類：Arts and Humanities 小類：Communication	Q2	153 / 467	67%

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