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器官投射与技术想象：作为生成媒介的眼镜与助听器
Organ Projection and Technical Imagination: Glasses and Hearing Aid as Becoming Media
近年来，随着感官研究、多感官传播研究的兴起，感官与媒介间关系的讨论颇为热络。眼镜与助听器是弥补人类感官的最主要媒介，然而在传播与媒介研究中鲜有详细的考察。本文试图关联起一系列来自德国媒介理论传统的概念如卡普的器官投射、沃格的生成媒介与弗卢瑟的技术图像，探讨媒介与多重感官的关系。
To date, as the emergence of sensory studies and multisensory communication studies, the debates on the relation between senses and media becomes heated. Glasses and hearing aid are main media to repair human’s senses, anyhow they were seldom discussed in communication and media studies. In this article, a series of theoretical conceptions from German media theory tradition as organ projection, becoming media and technical image will be articulated to re-exam the interaction between senses and media.
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1. 引自弗卢瑟未发表文献《助听器》（Hearing Aids，德语Hörapparate）。
2. 同上。
3. 同上。
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