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'''Martin Krampen''' (born on March 9, [[1928]], Siegen) is a leading German semiotician, [[semiotics]] Professor in Göttingen. He has worked in [[visual semiotics]] and [[environmental perception]], but he became well-known as the one who established the field of [[phytosemiotics]] (study of vegetative [[semiosis]]), later becoming an important branch of semiotic biology or [[biosemiotics]]. He is a co-editor of ''Zeitschrift für Semiotik''. |
'''Martin Krampen''' (born on March 9, [[1928]], Siegen) is a leading German semiotician, [[semiotics]] Professor in Göttingen. He has worked in [[visual semiotics]] and [[environmental perception]], but he became well-known as the one who established the field of [[phytosemiotics]] (study of vegetative [[semiosis]]), later becoming an important branch of semiotic biology or [[biosemiotics]]. He is a co-editor of ''Zeitschrift für Semiotik''. |
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Martin Krampen (born on March 9, 1928, Siegen) is a leading German semiotician, semiotics Professor in Göttingen. He has worked in visual semiotics and environmental perception, but he became well-known as the one who established the field of phytosemiotics (study of vegetative semiosis), later becoming an important branch of semiotic biology or biosemiotics. He is a co-editor of Zeitschrift für Semiotik.