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  1. Privacy, Informed Consent, and Participant Observation.Julie Zahle - 2017 - Perspectives on Science 25 (4):465-487.
    In the literature on social research, adherence to the principle of informed consent is sometimes recommended on the ground that the privacy of those being studied is hereby protected. The principle has it that before becoming part of a study, a competent individual must receive information about its purpose, use, etc., and on this basis freely agree to participate. Joan Sieber motivates the employment of informed consent as a way to safeguard research participants' privacy as follows: "A research experience regarded (...)
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  • Signic knowledge: its niche in semiotics and its various aspects.Liqin Cao & Yiqiang Jin - 2021 - Semiotica 2021 (239):225-242.
    Signic knowledge is a crucial link without which the sign as a phenomenon tumbles to the ground. This topic, however, can hardly be incorporated by any existing theory of semiotics. Under the framework of “the theory of intentional sign,” signic knowledge can find its proper niche as an element of the “context” of a sign process. This niche furnishes a good basis on which to investigate the various aspects of signic knowledge, like its role, nature, origin, and life. Signic knowledge (...)
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