数字时代纸质阅读的“身体感”研究

Physical Sense of Reading Printed Text in the Digital Age

"碎片化""快捷化"的电子阅读普及的时代,纸质阅读却激活了身体的感知,成为不可替代的阅读方式。文章以物与"身体感"的理论作为分析框架,对比分析数字阅读和纸质阅读在身体感知方式层面的差异,回到身体的维度探究纸质阅读在新的媒介时空如何焕发生命力;从传播形态变迁的历史语境中,梳理人与媒介间交互影响的脉络,以"体物入微"的概念重新阐释纸质阅读在数字化语境中的文化意义。实体书店的空间也从传统的单一零售空间转变为具有美学价值和交流意味的多功能文化复合体,空间属性的变化重构了身体与客体空间的关系,客体空间通过"身体"的参与具有了体验的意义,身体空间也成为一个空间结构及其意义分布不断变化的异质空间。

＂Fragmented＂ and ＂high-speed＂ electronic reading is popular today. However, reading printed version can activate our body＇s perception, which renders an irreplaceable way of reading. Based on ＂body perception＂ theory, the analysis framework of this article is organized around the comparison between digital reading and paper reading in terms of the perception of body. Through returning to the dimension of our body, this article explores how paper reading reinvigorates itself in the new media age. By examining the interaction between people and media in the context of the transformation of media format, this article aims to illuminate the culture connotation of paper reading in the digital age. The brick and mortar bookstore also shifts from the traditional retailing store to a multi-function cultural complex with aesthetic value and communication function. The change of spatial attributed reconstruct the relationship between body and object, and the participation of ＂body＂ has created special experience, which forms a heterogeneous space with changing structure and meaning distribution.