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Greimas.exe: digital code in the generative trajectory of expression
1. Greimas.exe: digital code in the
generative trajectory of expression
Everardo REYES
Université Paris 8 / Lab. Paragraphe
The Digital Subject #4 Codes
Org : P. Cassou-Noguès, C. Larsonneur, A. Regnauld.
Nov. 16 - 20, 2015. Archives Nationales & Université Paris 8
4. Word 1.0
Microsoft, 1989
1021 files in 33 folders
Most of source code in C
Also text documents
x86 assembler-language
executable tools, batch files, and more.
Heterogeneity: levels of analysis
Processing 3
C. Reas & B. Fry, 2015
82,000 lines of code
Source code mainly in Java
7. Semiosis
Expression plane
Content plane
matter, support, susceptible
interpretation, narrativity, discourse
meaning,
signification
Planes of language that constitute the semiotic function
Elaborated by Hjelmslev, based on Saussure
13. Object
Formal support:
Raster grid
Material support:
Display technologies [ screens CRT, plasma, LED, DLP ],
capturing [ cameras CCD ],
processing and storing [ processors, hard drives ]
Text
Network of isotopies:
Programming language syntax
Elements of the Graphical User Interface [ GUI ]
Inscription support:
Programming paradigms
User Interfaces
Programming code
Signs
Source of formants:
Binary code, electron diffusion, access to RAM/ROM
Recurrent formants:
Data types, Data structures
Algorithms [ logical and mathematical rules ]
16. Signs, texts, and objects are the underlying levels of
practices and life forms
At each dimension, we could analyze code as enunciation and
focus on interrelated interpretative schemes
Shaping cultures… cultures of software and cultures where
software is increasingly employed, but with a different
foundation of practices, typologies, terminology, signs [ art,
humanities, digital humanities ]
17. Text and practices
• Procedural [ FORTRAN, ALGOL, PASCAL, C ]
• Imperative [ BASIC ]
• Declarative [ LOGO, PROLOG ]
• Functional [ LISP, ML ]: logically superior
• Object-oriented [ SMALLTALK, EIFFEL, C++ ]: synthesis of
procedural structurability and functional logic design
Programming languages do not stem from the recourse to
a logical model, although the machine they control are
explicitly based upon such a model.
[ Hagen, 2006 (in Chun & Keenan) : 157 - 175 ]
18. The machine grew out of Cold War, economy, organization of
labor, numbers game
The structure of the von Neumann machine did not reveal that this
machine would be more than a new calculator, namely a new
communications medium
[ Hagen, 2006 (in Chun & Keenan) : 157 - 175 ]
Object and practices
19. What kind of user is being imagined and put in place?
Which models of “work” have informed Word?
It cannot order alphabetically list items or produce
combinatorial poetry
[ Fuller, 2003 : 137 - 165 ]
Strategies and practices
20. Industrie aujourd’hui : restructurée pour s’adapter aux
potentialités et vicissitudes des logiciels
La vaste majorité de logiciels concernés sont écrits en langages
orientés objet (C++, Ruby ou Java)
Non seulement structurent mais aussi influencent la logique
de l’identification, de la capture et de la médiation
[ Galloway, 2012 : 85 - 99 ]
Life forms and practices
21. A transposition of elements from the whole culture
Challenge and risk of deformations:
There are receiving and sending cultures
They have to create their own version towards foreign elements
It is important to analyze every level of the trajectory to see how
matter and substance modify interpretations and meaning
From Digital ↔ Humanities
22. Merci de votre attention
Everardo REYES
Université Paris 8 / Lab. Paragraphe