• n. 拜物教；盲目崇拜；[醫(yī)] 戀物癖

來自fetish, 戀物，神物。

fetishism (n.)

1801, "worship of fetishes," from fetish + -ism. Expanded in use by Comte taking it to denote a general type of primitive religion (animism). In the purely psycho-sexual sense, first recorded 1897 in writings of Henry Havelock Ellis (1859-1939).

In certain perversions of the sexual instinct, the person, part of the body, or particular object belonging to the person by whom the impulse is excited, is called the fetish of the patient. [E. Morselli in "Baldwin Dictionary of Philosophy," 1901]

Related: Fetishist (1845; psycho-sexual sense from 1897); fetishistic.

1. Digital Superstition is the main form of modern symbol fetishism.

符號(hào)拜物教是符號(hào)世界的一種異化現(xiàn)象.

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2. Eating chocolate helps fetishism, if you know what I mean.

吃巧克力有助性欲, 你知道我的意思吧.

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3. The Fetishism of the Commodity and its Secret.

商品的戀物性質(zhì)及其秘密〉.

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4. But since technology fetishism has the monopoly on development right now, it needs some competition.

但是自從技術(shù)物戀現(xiàn)在在開發(fā)有壟斷, 它需要一些競(jìng)爭(zhēng).

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5. The commodity fetishism is the verge of modern society detected by Hegel's Master - Slave dialectics.

商品拜物教世界是黑格爾主人 - 奴隸辯證法所探測(cè)到的現(xiàn)代社會(huì)的邊界.

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