Jean‐gabriel Ganascia
Biographic Data
| ID | 3587584 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jean‐gabriel Ganascia |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jean‐gabriel |
| FAMILY NAME | Ganascia |
| SIGNATURE | GANASCIA J G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sorbonne Université |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8181-1379 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Le numérique nous délivre-t-il de l’assignation à l’individualité
Paradoxes de l’identitéAu sens général, l’identité recouvre la ressemblance d’êtres distincts (individus, objets ou collectivités), leurs caractères communs ou ce qui appartient à une seule entité collective (ainsi peut-on parler d’une identité régionale ou nationale faite de langues, d’expressions singulières – les « schibboleth » – et d’habitudes communes) ou encore ce qui dans une personne demeure dans le temps, par exemple, ce qui subsiste en…
Servitudes virtuelles
National audience
Une conscience désincarnée
Entretien avec Gabriel Naj (Jean-Gabriel Ganascia) sur
Fin de la théorie ou renoncement à la raison
Mapping the First World War Using Interactive Streamgraphs
In this paper, we use unsupervised named entity recognition and streamgraphs in order to visualize massive amounts of unstructured textual stream data, namely, French newspapers (e.g. Le Figaro, La presse, L'humanité) from the first world war period. Such a visualization allows us to identify main characters, events and locations involved in or relevant to the first world war, according to the French press. Furthermore, our visualization techniqu…
Les big data dans les humanités
International audience
The generalized sousveillance society
This article is based on the notion of 'sousveillance', which was invented by Steve Mann to describe the present state of modern technological societies where anybody may take photos or videos of any person or event, and then diffuse the information freely all over the world. The article shows how sousveillance can be generalized both to the real world and to the virtual world of the Infosphere using modern information technologies. As a conseque…
Le soixante-cinquième anniversaire d'Isidore Alpha
Ceci n'est pas un boycott
Introduction
Today, with the digitisation of texts, sounds and images and their circulation on the Internet, we are deploying new techniques for storing knowledge which will increasingly supplement and even replace older memory recording systems, such as books, vinyl discs, and photographs on celluloid. It looks as if the extent of these changes will be far reaching. And if, as many believe, the practical methods of inscribing thought have an impact on the wa…
On the Supposed Neo-structuralism of Hypertext
Hypertext encompasses a particular aspect of the virtual book that is playing an increasingly important part with the expansion of the Internet and the web. The success of HTML (HyperText Markup Language) - attests to its dynamism. Nowadays it seems so natural and so usual that we manipulate it with ease and we discover its ancestors among medieval cabalists or among other commentators of sacred texts. Every indexation, every note and every comme…
Du néo-structuralisme supposé de l'hypertextualité
National audience
An Artificially Intelligent Jazz Performer
International audience
The generalized sousveillance society
This article is based on the notion of 'sousveillance', which was invented by Steve Mann to describe the present state of modern technological societies where anybody may take photos or videos of any person or event, and then diffuse the information freely all over the world. The article shows how sousveillance can be generalized both to the real world and to the virtual world of the Infosphere using modern information technologies. As a conseque…
On the Supposed Neo-structuralism of Hypertext
Hypertext encompasses a particular aspect of the virtual book that is playing an increasingly important part with the expansion of the Internet and the web. The success of HTML (HyperText Markup Language) - attests to its dynamism. Nowadays it seems so natural and so usual that we manipulate it with ease and we discover its ancestors among medieval cabalists or among other commentators of sacred texts. Every indexation, every note and every comme…
Les big data dans les humanités
International audience
An Artificially Intelligent Jazz Performer
International audience
Du néo-structuralisme supposé de l'hypertextualité
National audience
Introduction
Today, with the digitisation of texts, sounds and images and their circulation on the Internet, we are deploying new techniques for storing knowledge which will increasingly supplement and even replace older memory recording systems, such as books, vinyl discs, and photographs on celluloid. It looks as if the extent of these changes will be far reaching. And if, as many believe, the practical methods of inscribing thought have an impact on the wa…
On the Supposed Neo-structuralism of Hypertext
Hypertext encompasses a particular aspect of the virtual book that is playing an increasingly important part with the expansion of the Internet and the web. The success of HTML (HyperText Markup Language) - attests to its dynamism. Nowadays it seems so natural and so usual that we manipulate it with ease and we discover its ancestors among medieval cabalists or among other commentators of sacred texts. Every indexation, every note and every comme…
Ceci n'est pas un boycott
Le soixante-cinquième anniversaire d'Isidore Alpha
The generalized sousveillance society
This article is based on the notion of 'sousveillance', which was invented by Steve Mann to describe the present state of modern technological societies where anybody may take photos or videos of any person or event, and then diffuse the information freely all over the world. The article shows how sousveillance can be generalized both to the real world and to the virtual world of the Infosphere using modern information technologies. As a conseque…
Les big data dans les humanités
International audience
Mapping the First World War Using Interactive Streamgraphs
In this paper, we use unsupervised named entity recognition and streamgraphs in order to visualize massive amounts of unstructured textual stream data, namely, French newspapers (e.g. Le Figaro, La presse, L'humanité) from the first world war period. Such a visualization allows us to identify main characters, events and locations involved in or relevant to the first world war, according to the French press. Furthermore, our visualization techniqu…
Fin de la théorie ou renoncement à la raison
Une conscience désincarnée
Entretien avec Gabriel Naj (Jean-Gabriel Ganascia) sur
Servitudes virtuelles
National audience
Le numérique nous délivre-t-il de l’assignation à l’individualité
Paradoxes de l’identitéAu sens général, l’identité recouvre la ressemblance d’êtres distincts (individus, objets ou collectivités), leurs caractères communs ou ce qui appartient à une seule entité collective (ainsi peut-on parler d’une identité régionale ou nationale faite de langues, d’expressions singulières – les « schibboleth » – et d’habitudes communes) ou encore ce qui dans une personne demeure dans le temps, par exemple, ce qui subsiste en…
Philosophy (7 works) · Art (6 works) · Humanities (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · French Urban and Social Studies (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Cultural Insights and Digital Impacts (2 works) · Education, sociology, and vocational training (2 works)