传统上认为,现代工业从19世纪开始在欧洲大地扫荡,引进了诸如蒸汽火车、电报、电话、摄像机、汽车等技术,开创了一个无法预计的、时空压缩的时代1。在前工业时代生活的慢条斯理中,现代性带来了超速移动的颤栗感。它带来了未知的生理感觉、认知愉悦和心理敏感;换言之,它不仅再度激发了人类全部感觉,还许诺了一个不同于过去的、愉悦 Traditionally it was thought that the modern industry had been sweeping the European land since the nineteenth century and introducing technologies such as steam trains, telegraphs, telephones, video cameras, cars and others, creating an era of unpredictable, space-time compression. In the slowest way of life in the pre-industrial era, modernity brought a sense of tremor over speeding. It brings with it unknown physiological sensations, cognitive pleasure and psychological sensitivity; in other words, it not only rejuvenates all of humankind but also promises a different from the past, pleasure