What is a possible ontological and epistemological framework for a true universal 'information science'?: The suggestion of a cybersemiotics

World Futures 49 (3):287-308 (1997)
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(1997). What is a possible ontological and epistemological framework for a true universal ‘information science'?: The suggestion of a cybersemiotics. World Futures: Vol. 49, The Quest for a Unified Theory of Information, pp. 287-308

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