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人類情緒的歷史
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Tiffany Watt Smith
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TED@Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany
• November 2017
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我們用來描述自己情緒的字詞會影響我們的感受,歷史學家蒂芬妮.瓦特.史密斯如是說,且情緒會因應新的文化期待以及想法而改變(有時改變很大)。以鄉愁為例:最初在1688 年被定義為疾病,且會致命,現今,它似乎只是個不太嚴重的苦惱。從這場關於情緒歷史的迷人演說,可以了解我們用來描述我們感受的語言如何持續在演化,並選用一些其他不同文化的新字詞來用文字捕捉那些轉瞬即逝的感受。
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