1) Shock
[英][ʃɔk] [美][ʃɑk]
震惊
1.
The neo- sensation school writers find in the sexy stunners the material “ shocking” effectives which run out of control of the subjective desire.
新感觉派在“性感尤物”身上发现了不受主体的主观欲望控制的物质力量的“震惊”效应,而这样的文学形象的出现脱离了当时上海的具体环境是不可想象的,她们的反叛是对那些想在大都会找到明确、稳定的空间形式的漫游者的报复。
2.
Instead he developed his idea of modern "Shock" art, considering that the modern "Shock" art, which wa.
结合当时的文化语境,他认为机械复制时代的到来,使得传统“灵韵”艺术渐趋消逝,取而代之的是现代“震惊”艺术。
3.
With poetic thinking and literary philosophy discourse, Benjamin makes a proper response to the "fissure" of the age of art ,and he descrips how the traditional art with "aura" changed into modern art with obscure, "shock" style, and even develop into popular culture.
他的许多原创性的概念,如“灵韵”、“震惊”、“寓言”、“复制”、“技巧”等,以全新的思维方式给西方文化理论和美学界带来了许多震惊。
2) To be startled or dismayed.
惊愕或震惊
3) astonishment
[英][ə'stɔnɪʃmənt] [美][ə'stɑnɪʃmənt]
震惊感
4) shock stoppage
震惊停歇
6) A jolt;a shock.
颠簸;震惊
补充资料：震惊
大吃一惊：大为震惊｜震惊中外。
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