Introduction

Framing nature and culture

Lauri Linask, Riin Magnus

8-11

Urban discourse – city space, city language, city planning

eco-semiotic approaches to the discourse analysis of urban renewal

Ernest Hess-Lüttich

12-33

Textualities of the city

from the legibility of urban space towards social and natural others in planning

Tiit Remm

34-52

Hedge mazes and landscape gardens as cultural boundary objects

Katarzyna Kaczmarczyk, Montana Salvoni

53-68

The circle and the maze

two images of ecosemiotics

Matthew Clements

69-93

Multiplicity and welt

Yogi Hale Hendlin

94-110

The biosemiotics of Aldo Leopold

Rebecca C. Potter

111-127

Against the frame

Wojciech Kalaga

128-147

Literature as a defining trait of the human Umwelt

from and beyond Heidegger

Pierre-Louis Patoine, Jonathan Hope

148-163

Agrarian rituals giving way to romantic motifs

sacred natural sites in Estonia

Ott Heinapuu

164-185

Documentary and ecosemiotics

frames and faces in the work of Johan van der Keuken

Hing Tsang

186-208

Semiotic dimensions of human attitudes towards other animals

a case of zoological gardens

Nelly Maekivi, Timo Maran

209-230

Ecosemiotic aspects of zoomorphic metaphors

the human as a predator

Ariel Gomez Ponce

231-247

On semiotic (un)predictability

Tartu summer school of semiotics 2015

Ekaterina Velmezova

248-250

Rethinking theoretical schools and circles in the 20th-century humanities

Remo Gramigna

251-254

Alexandr Levich (1945–2016) and the Tartu–Moscow biosemiotic nexus

Kalevi Kull

255-266

My half-century saturated in semiotics

a spiralling confessional

Myrdene Anderson

267-288