Eugen S. Baer is Professor of Philosophy at Hobart & Williams Colleges in Geneva, New York. He is the author of Semiotic Approaches to Psychotherapy (Bloomington, Indiana University Press, 1975).

...represents a daring effort to furnish a theoretical groudwork for a philosophy of medicine bases in a general theory of signs. Baer's is a highly suggestive and creative effort. International Studies in Philosophy The book brings the most profound interpretation of the subject matter... -- Dr. Thure von Uexk?ll, University of Ulm West-Germany International Studies in Philosophy Baer's book is, first, a wonderful read and, second, the best evidence for the justification of semiotics to its critics. Semiotica: Journal of the International Association for Semiotic Studies Baer's book is, first, a wonderful read and, second, the best evidence for the justification of semiotics to its critics. Semiotica: Journal of the International Association for Semiotic Studies ...represents a daring effort to furnish a theoretical groudwork for a philosophy of medicine bases in a general theory of signs. Baer's is a highly suggestive and creative effort. International Studies in Philosophy The book brings the most profound interpretation of the subject matter... -- Dr. Thure von Uexk?ll, University of Ulm West-Germany International Studies in Philosophy

Eugen S. Baer is Professor of Philosophy at Hobart & Williams Colleges in Geneva, New York. He is the author of Semiotic Approaches to Psychotherapy (Bloomington, Indiana University Press, 1975).

...represents a daring effort to furnish a theoretical groudwork for a philosophy of medicine bases in a general theory of signs. Baer's is a highly suggestive and creative effort. International Studies in Philosophy The book brings the most profound interpretation of the subject matter... -- Dr. Thure von Uexk?ll, University of Ulm West-Germany International Studies in Philosophy Baer's book is, first, a wonderful read and, second, the best evidence for the justification of semiotics to its critics. Semiotica: Journal of the International Association for Semiotic Studies Baer's book is, first, a wonderful read and, second, the best evidence for the justification of semiotics to its critics. Semiotica: Journal of the International Association for Semiotic Studies ...represents a daring effort to furnish a theoretical groudwork for a philosophy of medicine bases in a general theory of signs. Baer's is a highly suggestive and creative effort. International Studies in Philosophy The book brings the most profound interpretation of the subject matter... -- Dr. Thure von Uexk?ll, University of Ulm West-Germany International Studies in Philosophy

Eugen S. Baer is Professor of Philosophy at Hobart & Williams Colleges in Geneva, New York. He is the author of Semiotic Approaches to Psychotherapy (Bloomington, Indiana University Press, 1975).

...represents a daring effort to furnish a theoretical groudwork for a philosophy of medicine bases in a general theory of signs. Baer's is a highly suggestive and creative effort. International Studies in Philosophy The book brings the most profound interpretation of the subject matter... -- Dr. Thure von Uexk?ll, University of Ulm West-Germany International Studies in Philosophy Baer's book is, first, a wonderful read and, second, the best evidence for the justification of semiotics to its critics. Semiotica: Journal of the International Association for Semiotic Studies Baer's book is, first, a wonderful read and, second, the best evidence for the justification of semiotics to its critics. Semiotica: Journal of the International Association for Semiotic Studies ...represents a daring effort to furnish a theoretical groudwork for a philosophy of medicine bases in a general theory of signs. Baer's is a highly suggestive and creative effort. International Studies in Philosophy The book brings the most profound interpretation of the subject matter... -- Dr. Thure von Uexk?ll, University of Ulm West-Germany International Studies in Philosophy