追踪奥德赛：超越表象之旅 The Trace Odyssey - A Journey Beyond Appearances

基本信息

Format:Hardback 208 pages

Publisher:ISTE Ltd and John Wiley & Sons Inc

Imprint:ISTE Ltd and John Wiley & Sons Inc

ISBN:9781786305510

Published:7 May 2021

Weight:454g

页面参数仅供参考，具体以实物为准

书籍简介●

无论是回顾过去寻找其起源，分析当前的活动（尤其是数字化活动），还是思考其行为对未来的影响，21 世纪的人类经常质疑自己的“痕迹”。 集体问题和技术进步提供了新的资源，反过来又提出了痕迹问题。

为了揭示未经分析的痕迹所带来的困难，本书提出了一次穿越不同背景的旅程。 一路走来，知识分子（包括贝特森、巴特、布迪厄、德里达、戈夫曼、皮尔斯、利科、瓦雷拉、汤普森、瓦苏吉和瓦茨拉维克）和追踪专业人士（如警察或计算机科学家）揭示了这场名副其实的冒险之旅的背景。 。

这本教学书通过新的法国范式“Ichnos-Anthropos”（“Homme-trace”）及其推论“corps-trace”，展示了对痕迹基本性质的当代探索。

Whether it is to look to the past in search of their origins, analyze their present activity, particularly digital, or to think about the effects of their actions on the future, 21st century humans regularly question their “traces”. Collective questions and technical progress offer new resources which, in turn, raise the problems of traces.

In order to reveal the difficulties posed by the unanalyzed trace, this book proposes a journey through different contexts. Along the way, intellectuals (including Bateson, Barthes, Bourdieu, Derrida, Goffman, Peirce, Ricoeur, Varela, Thompson, Watsuji and Watzlawick) and trace professionals (such as police officers or computer scientists) shed light on the background to this veritable odyssey.

This didactic book presents a contemporary exploration of the fundamental nature of the trace via the new French paradigm of the “Ichnos-Anthropos” (“Homme-trace”) and its corollary, the “corps-trace”.

作者简介

Béatrice Galinon-Mélénec 是法国勒阿弗尔诺曼底大学信息与通信科学名誉教授，也是 CNRS-IDEES 6266 实验室的研究主任。 她在 UniTwin 联合国教科文组织复杂系统数字校园中创立并共同领导了人类痕迹电子实验室。

Béatrice Galinon-Mélénec is an Emeritus Professor in Information and Communication Sciences at Normandy University Le Havre, France, and research director at the CNRS-IDEES 6266 laboratory. She founded and co-directs the e-Laboratory on Human Trace in the UniTwin UNESCO Complex Systems Digital Campus.

目录

部分目录，仅供参考

Acknowledgements ix

Introduction: Establishment of the Roadmap xi

Chapter 1. Beyond the Triviality of the Trace 1

1.1. Preamble 1

1.2. Contact traces 3

1.2.1. “Corps-trace” and Locard’s principle 3

1.2.2. Technology-assisted papillary trace reading 4

1.2.3. Animals, readers of the primary traces of humans 5

1.3. Humans, readers of traces bearing witness to the passage of animals 6

1.4. Technology at the service of deferred interpretation 7

1.4.1. Conséquences-traces of the action by the “operator” and the “spectator” 8

1.4.2. Punctum 8

1.4.3. Emotional interference in interpretation 9

1.4.4. Part of the invisible 10

1.4.5. Authentication of photographic representation 10

1.4.6. Automatic recording and its evidentiary value 10

1.5. Techne as a trace of the evolution of “Homme-Trace” 11

1.6. Trace visibility and invisibility 11

1.6.1. Questioning our current perception of reality 11

1.6.2. Example in the criminal domain 12

1.7. Digital application 13

1.8. The interaction between milieu, traces from the body and “corps-trace” 15

1.8.1. Conséquences-traces without an apparent physicality 15

1.8.2. Uncontrollable emersive signes-traces 16

1.8.3. Return of the repressed 16

1.8.4. Trauma traces 17

1.9. Conclusion: beyond the natural character of the trace 17

1.10. Bibliography 18

Chapter 2. Gateway to the Digital World 21

2.1. Preamble 21

2.2. Role of attention 22

2.3. Identifying the trace 23

2.4. Specificity of the digital trace 24