| 单词 | sense memory |
| 释义 | > as lemmassense memory sense memory n. memory, or a memory, relating to or evoked by one or more of the senses, as sight, smell, hearing, etc. (see sense 12a); spec. (in method acting) the recollection of physical sensations surrounding an event as a technique for convincingly reproducing the emotion felt at such a time; cf. affective memory n. at affective adj. Compounds 2. ΚΠ 1886 Mind 11 60 These smaller moments of time speedily fall out of sense-memory into oblivion. 1915 The Word Nov. 126/1 Sense memory is the reproducing by the senses of impressions made upon them. 1936 Theatre Workshop Oct. 85/1 A whole series of exercises in sense memory, and justification have been worked out by Stanislavsky and other great actors. 1941 L. Strasberg in J. Gassner Producing Play iii. 144 The training of the senses to react to imaginary stimuli as they do to real objects is one of the major tasks in the training of the actor. This is accomplished through the use of affective memory, i.e., sense memory. 1988 J. McInerney Story of my Life i. 14 In the afternoon I've got acting class. We start with sense-memory work. 1999 P. Straub Mr. X xliv. 176 A sudden sense-memory of running through Hatchtown's narrow lanes returned the phantom smell of lavender. 2004 N.Y. Times (National ed.) 3 Mar. b3/3 Playing a big fat archetype can be liberating for actors used to sweating over sense memory and motivation. < as lemmas |
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