Philosophy at the crossroads

building bridges between media, communication and cognition

Marek Hetmański, Marcin Trybulec

5-7

Writing, the discovery of language, and the discovery of mind

R. M. Olson

9-14

Experiences of word meaning

Manuela Ungureanu

15-26

Literacy, power, body—towards alternative phenomenology of writing

Marta Rakoczy

27-35

Between media and cultural practices

searching for identity of the Toronto school

Marcin Trybulec

37-49

Controversy over the status of the communication transmission models

Michał Wendland

51-63

The Flinstones fallacy

Jan Sleutels

65-75

Intercultural communication and the challenge of linguistic and cultural relativism

Rui Silva

77-90

The consequences of early literacy for the discursive transmission in the old testament

Renata Jasnos

91-103

The category of countertextuality as means of researching cognitive implications of text

Olga Kaczmarek

105-113

Three message dimensions

a naturalistic approach

Zbysław Muszyński

115-127

Three approaches to the study of speech acts

Maciej Witek

129-141

The word "word" and the concept "word"

three solutions to Grelling's paradox

Jari Palomäki

143-149

Evolutionary biology and some contemporary debates on the question about the origin of language

Marcin Rządeczka

151-159

The potential relevance of the test of the news by Lippmann and Merz for critical discourse analysis

Eulalia Smuga-Fries

161-170