Eduardo Neiva
Biographic Data
| ID | 973181 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eduardo Neiva |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eduardo |
| FAMILY NAME | Neiva |
| SIGNATURE | NEIVA E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Alabama at Birmingham |
| ORCID | 0009-0005-9595-2868 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Verdade, Prova e Possibilidade: Na Antiguidade Clássica, nas redes informacionais contemporâneas
Esse texto examina as noções de verdade, de prova, e de possibilidade tanto na Antiguidade Clássica como na era digital. Seu propósito é reformatar as categorias lógicas da verdade nos termos estritos da comunicação
Vital signs: The Darwinian semiotics of beauty in the animal and human worlds
The Media: The Past and the Years to Come
Communicating Culture: An Evolutionary Explanation
Whether gathering around bonfires, watching TV, or sitting in front of computer screens, the pressures of Darwinian natural selection have forced individuals into tight patterns of interdependency, welded together by communication links. Can the information-sharing behavior of our species ever be brought into broader perspective and eventually foster greater harmony for all humankind? The authors argue that the answer to this question is «yes». C…
Communicating Change The Promise of Human Evolution
Na época atual, a evolução humana não segue mais exatamente o mesmo princípio da evolução biológica, resultante da adaptação e da sobrevivência competitiva das espécies na natureza em função das mutações aleatórias. Essa transformação varia em função das inovações culturais e de determinações morais, traço distintivo da espécie humana, a única a subordinar seus interesses genéticos a outras questões que julga mais relevantes. O ritmo dessas mudan…
Communication Games: The Semiotic Foundation of Culture
Communication Games is a new and radical interpretation of the relationship between culture and communication. It explores the idea that culture and communication studies should be seen predominantly in relation to struggles and conflicts within the social arena. It criticizes the conventional heritage of the social sciences and humanities. Culture and communication are conceived not merely as means of integrating social actors, but as semiotic w…
The Semiotic Immersion of Video Games, Gaming Technology and Interactive Strategies
The paper analyzes the effect of immersion in digital games using the theoretical apparatus of game theory. The paper illustrates interactive operations and the cause and effect relationship between player and designer, explaining the importance of strategic decision-making and pathing in player immersion. It considers the game function of creating a virtual world and proposes the idea that digital games are not just computer-mediated communicati…
The serpent's egg: Communication and the bio-semiotics of image making
A new understanding of communication processes is achieved when one considers the peculiarities of image making. The discussion of visuality in communication is particularly relevant for communication studies as it calls into question the presumably paradigmatic and conventionalist assumptions that have prevailed in this field of studies. This paper considers the anatomy of neurological functions of the visual brain as the key to the understandin…
Eyes, mirror, light: History’s other lenses
This review article considers the main contentions of David Hockney’s Secret Knowledge in relation to the semiotics of the visual image. The discussion is particularly relevant for the semiotics of image because it calls into question the paradigmatic and conventionalist assumptions that have prevailed in this field of studies. The article expands the discussion presenting a bio-semiotic explanation of how images are made if one takes into accoun…
Eyes, mirror, light: History’s other lenses
Is cultural difference or sexual selection the cause of group conflict? Semiotics of culture during the Peloponnesian War
The thing to do: Spontaneous forms in American art and culture
Redefining the Image: Mimesis, Convention, and Semiotics
Journal Article Redefining the Image: Mimesis, Convention, and Semiotics Get access Eduardo Neiva Eduardo Neiva 1Eduardo Neiva is an associate professor in the Department of Communication Studies, The University of Alabama at Birmingham. His research interests are theoretical problems in communication studies; semiotics of image; biosocial and biosemiotic aspects of communication. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google S…
Heidegger says Being, and representation is dead
L'A. tente de replacer la pensee de Heidegger dans le cadre d'une semiotique de l'image et des arts visuels, en depit du fait que le philosophe concoit l'interpretation d'une oeuvre d'art comme un violent acte de possession, une appropriation trompeuse. L'hypothese de Heidegger consiste en effet a comprendre la nature d'une oeuvre d'art en se referant a sa manifestation en tant que phenomene, dans le sens ou elle se manifeste elle-meme et est lie…
Poses, onions, and noses
Sob o signo da comentadores História: Resposta a Meus Comentadores
Imagem, história e semiótica
Redefining the Image: Mimesis, Convention, and Semiotics
Journal Article Redefining the Image: Mimesis, Convention, and Semiotics Get access Eduardo Neiva Eduardo Neiva 1Eduardo Neiva is an associate professor in the Department of Communication Studies, The University of Alabama at Birmingham. His research interests are theoretical problems in communication studies; semiotics of image; biosocial and biosemiotic aspects of communication. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google S…
Imagem, história e semiótica
Vital signs: The Darwinian semiotics of beauty in the animal and human worlds
Communicating Culture: An Evolutionary Explanation
Whether gathering around bonfires, watching TV, or sitting in front of computer screens, the pressures of Darwinian natural selection have forced individuals into tight patterns of interdependency, welded together by communication links. Can the information-sharing behavior of our species ever be brought into broader perspective and eventually foster greater harmony for all humankind? The authors argue that the answer to this question is «yes». C…
Sob o signo da comentadores História: Resposta a Meus Comentadores
Imagem, história e semiótica
Poses, onions, and noses
Heidegger says Being, and representation is dead
L'A. tente de replacer la pensee de Heidegger dans le cadre d'une semiotique de l'image et des arts visuels, en depit du fait que le philosophe concoit l'interpretation d'une oeuvre d'art comme un violent acte de possession, une appropriation trompeuse. L'hypothese de Heidegger consiste en effet a comprendre la nature d'une oeuvre d'art en se referant a sa manifestation en tant que phenomene, dans le sens ou elle se manifeste elle-meme et est lie…
Redefining the Image: Mimesis, Convention, and Semiotics
Journal Article Redefining the Image: Mimesis, Convention, and Semiotics Get access Eduardo Neiva Eduardo Neiva 1Eduardo Neiva is an associate professor in the Department of Communication Studies, The University of Alabama at Birmingham. His research interests are theoretical problems in communication studies; semiotics of image; biosocial and biosemiotic aspects of communication. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google S…
The thing to do: Spontaneous forms in American art and culture
Is cultural difference or sexual selection the cause of group conflict? Semiotics of culture during the Peloponnesian War
Eyes, mirror, light: History’s other lenses
This review article considers the main contentions of David Hockney’s Secret Knowledge in relation to the semiotics of the visual image. The discussion is particularly relevant for the semiotics of image because it calls into question the paradigmatic and conventionalist assumptions that have prevailed in this field of studies. The article expands the discussion presenting a bio-semiotic explanation of how images are made if one takes into accoun…
Eyes, mirror, light: History’s other lenses
Communication Games: The Semiotic Foundation of Culture
Communication Games is a new and radical interpretation of the relationship between culture and communication. It explores the idea that culture and communication studies should be seen predominantly in relation to struggles and conflicts within the social arena. It criticizes the conventional heritage of the social sciences and humanities. Culture and communication are conceived not merely as means of integrating social actors, but as semiotic w…
The Semiotic Immersion of Video Games, Gaming Technology and Interactive Strategies
The paper analyzes the effect of immersion in digital games using the theoretical apparatus of game theory. The paper illustrates interactive operations and the cause and effect relationship between player and designer, explaining the importance of strategic decision-making and pathing in player immersion. It considers the game function of creating a virtual world and proposes the idea that digital games are not just computer-mediated communicati…
The serpent's egg: Communication and the bio-semiotics of image making
A new understanding of communication processes is achieved when one considers the peculiarities of image making. The discussion of visuality in communication is particularly relevant for communication studies as it calls into question the presumably paradigmatic and conventionalist assumptions that have prevailed in this field of studies. This paper considers the anatomy of neurological functions of the visual brain as the key to the understandin…
Communicating Change The Promise of Human Evolution
Na época atual, a evolução humana não segue mais exatamente o mesmo princípio da evolução biológica, resultante da adaptação e da sobrevivência competitiva das espécies na natureza em função das mutações aleatórias. Essa transformação varia em função das inovações culturais e de determinações morais, traço distintivo da espécie humana, a única a subordinar seus interesses genéticos a outras questões que julga mais relevantes. O ritmo dessas mudan…
Communicating Culture: An Evolutionary Explanation
Whether gathering around bonfires, watching TV, or sitting in front of computer screens, the pressures of Darwinian natural selection have forced individuals into tight patterns of interdependency, welded together by communication links. Can the information-sharing behavior of our species ever be brought into broader perspective and eventually foster greater harmony for all humankind? The authors argue that the answer to this question is «yes». C…
The Media: The Past and the Years to Come
Vital signs: The Darwinian semiotics of beauty in the animal and human worlds
Verdade, Prova e Possibilidade: Na Antiguidade Clássica, nas redes informacionais contemporâneas
Esse texto examina as noções de verdade, de prova, e de possibilidade tanto na Antiguidade Clássica como na era digital. Seu propósito é reformatar as categorias lógicas da verdade nos termos estritos da comunicação
Epistemology (8 works) · Philosophy (8 works) · Art (7 works) · Semiotics (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Linguistics (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Semiotics and Representation Studies (3 works)