Transparency across semiotic modes: an ecological stance
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The word transparency conflates disparate notions, such as a property of a substance,
a behavioural characteristic of a person, a quality of a phenomenal state, a feature of an
organization, a trait of a work of art, etc. Accordingly, discussions of transparency range
through science, engineering, business, and humanities (Art-Azbuka 2005; Brin 1998;
Florenskij 1993; Metzinger 2003; Podoroga 1995; Rowe and Slutsky 1982; Vattimo 1992,
etc.). Therefore, the notion of transparency can surely claim a transdisciplinary status.