TERM AND TRANSLATION

sensory-motor schema

schème sensori-moteursensory-motor schema

The site uses the most recognizable Chinese film-studies form, while retaining 感知—行动链 as an explanatory search alias.

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Atlas working translation

感觉—运动图式

French term
schème sensori-moteur
English term
sensory-motor schema
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Variants and search terms

  • 感知—运动图式Simplified record
  • 感觉运动图式Simplified record
  • 感知行动图式Simplified record
  • 感知—运动链Simplified record
  • 感觉—运动模式Simplified record
  • 感觉—运动关联Simplified record
  • 感觉—运动结构Simplified record
  • 感觉—运动连续性Simplified record
  • 感觉—运动情境Simplified record
  • 感覺—運動圖式Traditional record
  • 感知—運動圖式Traditional record
  • 感覺運動模式Traditional record
  • 感覺—運動關聯Traditional record
  • 感覺—運動結構Traditional record
  • sensory-motor schemaCommon / non-Chinese record
  • sensori-motor schemaCommon / non-Chinese record
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Conceptual boundary

The schema enters crisis when seeing and hearing lose their natural extension into adequate action, even while bodies continue to move.

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Forms in published editions

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    感觉—运动模式/关联/结构/连续性/情境

    《电影1:运动—影像》,谢强、马月译,湖南美术出版社,2016

    The 2016 edition varies its wording across chapter 12; 图式 is the site’s stable house term for schème sensori-moteur.

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Sources and translations

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    Gilles Deleuze, Cinéma 2. L’image-temps, Minuit, 1985

    French primary text and terminological baseline.

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    《电影2:时间—影像》,谢强、蔡若明、马月译,湖南美术出版社,2004

    Published Mainland Chinese translation; pagination identifies this edition.

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    The Deleuze Seminars, Purdue University

    Seminar transcripts and translations; citations identify lecture, date, and language version.

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    “德勒兹词典”中文社区语料

    Community index for discovering regional and historical variants.

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  5. 05
    Time-Image Research Atlas terminology policy, v1

    Atlas terms govern prose, aliases remain searchable, and original-language forms accompany first use.

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Related concepts and terms