Contents -- Preface -- 1 Towards a functional and applicationaldefinition of human language -- Ecolinguistics as the model's model in contemporary language studies -- Structuralist and neostructuralist views on human language -- Human language defined as a process -- Conclusion: substance vs. process as the complementary yet incompatible relationship within a whole -- 2 Interdisciplinary scientific work tounderstand the essence of the world -- The life of language as a quantum phenomenon generated by the quantum mind -- The holographic structure of the quantum mind -- Quantum brain dynamics -- Walach and von Stillfried's model of Generalised Quantum Theory to describe behavior of all living systems -- The interdisciplinary paradigm in contemporary cognitive linguistics -- Towards reconciliation of the schism between thematerialistic/scientific domain and the spiritual domain of human experience -- Modern physics: definitions of consciousness, and transcending the perspective of the individual towards the unification of all-that-is -- Conclusions -- 3 Ecolinguistics: pathways in research -- Introduction -- Ecolinguistics: the first opening -- Ecolinguistics: the second opening -- The primary, unifying substance of the world in the eyes of language researchers -- Three types of filters through which we see reality -- The process of learning -- Communicology. Semiosphere. General Mechanism of Linking -- Conclusions -- 4 New perception on mind, meaning and cognitive processes -- Introduction -- Traditional conceptualizations of the human mind -- Human mind/brain as measuring machinery to browse in the world of possibilities -- Superposition in the world of possibilities -- The mind/brain used in ex-formation or in-formation of the holographic world of oneness -- What is consciousness?.

Cognition in the holographic model of the world and man: thinking, decision-making, problem-solving, evaluation -- Non-local relatedness and the cognitive processes of problem-solving, evaluation and decision-making -- The functional strategy to browse in the world of possibilities -- The ecolinguistic model of interpersonal communication -- A communicator's identity pre-parametrising a communicative event -- The illusion of language manipulation -- Micro expressions in communication -- Emotional expression and cross-paradigmatic phenomena in living systems -- Biochemical signals in intraspecies and interspecies communication -- Meaning as a process -- 'To see is not to see' -- 5 Applications and prospects of ecolinguistics as a new linguistics paradigm -- Introduction -- Mass communication: collective (non)consciousness, culture, society -- Group mind and the educational process: educational dyads -- What are the expectations about university education? The collective mind perspective -- Emergent nature of linguistic signs -- Paradigms colliding: autism, ADHD and similar profiles of a new human -- Conclusions -- References.