二七三十一的评论(18)

“Why photograph war? Is it possible to put an end to a form of human behavior which has existed throughout history by means of photography? The proportions of that notion seem ridiculously out of balance, yet that very idea has motivated me. For me, the st...  (展开)

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 在Lincoln Center看了首映，最后导演和主演Vicky的谈话真的太有意思了！I was haunted by all the little details, the orange notebook, the repainted orange wall, the ski in the garage, mountain on the TV in the bar, the white dress in the Paris photo and the...  (展开)

“When you love you cease to live for yourself; you live for another person… It overcomes instincts… But why is it good to go against the instinct for self-survival? Because the instinct for survival loses in the end… But if you love you can fade out and...  (展开)

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“Then it struck me: supposing I make a film of someone coming along, perfectly realistically, and suddenly opening a door and walking into his childhood? And then opening another door and walking out into reality again? And then walking round the corner of...  (展开)

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Have you ever looked at your shadow? When I was a freshman, I used to look at my shadow the whole time walking back to my dorm late at night—I felt safer with my shadow as my company, knowing that I was not alone. My shadow was constantly shifting into dif...  (展开)

“You want perception, you go to a novelist, not a psychiatrist” (164). If journalism is about conveying what is informational, the facts, then literature is about presenting what is experiential, the truth. Journalism presents the cruelties with such aplo...  (展开)

"We said there that man's discovery that sexual (genital) love afforded him the strongest experiences of satisfaction, and in fact provided him with the prototype of all happiness, must have suggested to him that he should continue to seek the satisfaction ...  (展开)

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对于仿制药的初印象源于高一辩论赛的辩题—"Should we patent life-saving medicine?"我们在准备辩题和真正辩论的时候都离不开一个关注点：制药公司VS.仿制药公司。当时的我们认为，制药公司仿佛是压榨的那一方，仿制药公司才是救人于水火中。高三的时候“我不是药神”上映了，...  (展开)

今晚一口气读完了，后半段开始一直哭到不能自已。在去年这个时候看了改编的电影，在Alice演讲的时候无法言语的感动与鼓舞人心的力量，从被诊断到病情慢慢恶化，慌张茫然，手足无措，这一切一切都是我说最害怕的。从小到大记忆力好算是我最引以为豪的一件事之一，看到书中Alice...  (展开)

I Always Loved You by Robin Oliveira: I’ve always wondered what happened between Degas and Cassatt, then I accidentally discovered this novel that delineates the untold stories of the two famous “almost lovers” (?) during the Impressionism period, Degas ...  (展开)