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我不认为这部戏厌女，不喜欢把性别争议带入剧情，我看到的是一个身世悲惨的“小天才”的成长之路，编剧也许俗套，但是没有恶意
nikipupupu (神经过敏) 评论: The Queen's Gambit

看到评论里说这部剧的编剧厌女，而理由是：导演说个男的....剧情对高中女生小团体的刻画是无脑的嫉妒的只知道追求情爱与乐子的傻女生；2个母亲的角色定位是一个抑郁神经质自杀和一个空虚酗酒落寞；女主的成功是男... (1回应)

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***quotes/notes

what can be said at all can be said clearly, and what we cannot talk about we must pass over in silence.

The freedom of artworks, in which their self-consciousness flows and without which these works would not exist, is the ruse of art's own reason. Art perceived strictly aesthetically is art aesthetically misperceived.

Whoever concretely enjoys artworks is a philistine; he is convicted by expressions like "a feast for the ears." Yet if the last traces of pleasure were extirpated, the question of what artworks are for would be an embarrassment. Actually, the more they are understood, the less they are enjoyed."

power is everywhere, diffused and embodied in discourse, knowledge and ‘regimes of truth'.

Only through art can we get outside of ourselves and know another's view of the universe.

"The splinter in your eye is the best magnifying glass."

The identity is the power of nonidentity.

“The more artworks are understood, the less they are enjoyed.”

most of this art is beneath everyone.

“Any individual could become a genius to the extent that he expressed himself unconventionally as nature. Genius was an attitude to reality, ‘ingenious doings,’ indeed almost a conviction or frame of mind.”

The bourgeois character tends to cling to what is inferior.

“Art brings to light what is infantile in the ideal of being grown up.”

“Art today is scarcely conceivable except as a form of reaction that anticipates the apocalypse.”

“Artworks fall hopelessly mute before the question ‘What’s it for?’ and before the reproach that they are actually pointless.”

“Art, however, does not sink to the level of ideology....”

“Artworks exercise a practical effect, if they do so at all, not by haranguing but by the scarcely apprehensible transformation of consciousness.... Artworks correspond to the objective need for a transformation of consciousness that could become a transformation of reality.”

“Life would be possible without art, too.... In a society that has disaccustomed men and women from thinking beyond themselves, whatever surpasses the mere reproduction of their life and those things they have been drilled to believe they cannot get along without, is superfluous.”

“The perpetuation of existing society is incompatible with consciousness of itself, and art is punished for every trace of such consciousness. From this perspective as well, ideology—-false consciousness—-is socially necessary.”

“For art, ‘good enough’ is never good enough.”

“Art is the ever-broken promise of happiness.”

" A MAN WORKS FOR OTHERS WITOUT PAYMENT IS SLAVERY, I DO NOT BELIEVE SLAVERY IS NOBLE! NOT IN ANY FORM, NOT FOR ANY PURPOSE, WHATSOEVER!"

"Before you want to do things for people, you must be that kind of man who can get things done. BUT, to get things done, you must love the doing, not the people. Your own work, not any possible ability to the charity. my reward, my purpose, my love is the work itself. My work done my way, nothing else matters to me"

“ You're gonna get everything that the society can give you, take them all, the money, the fame, the gratitude, and I can take that which no body can give to a man except himself."

"All things fall and are built again,
And those that build them again are gay."

“The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles”

***quotes/notes

what can be said at all can be said clearly, and what we cannot talk about we must pass over in silence.

The freedom of artworks, in which their self-consciousness flows and without which these works would not exist, is the ruse of art's own reason. Art perceived strictly aesthetically is art aesthetically misperceived.

Whoever concretely enjoys artworks is a philistine; he is convicted by expressions like "a feast for the ears." Yet if the last traces of pleasure were extirpated, the question of what artworks are for would be an embarrassment. Actually, the more they are understood, the less they are enjoyed."

power is everywhere, diffused and embodied in discourse, knowledge and ‘regimes of truth'.

Only through art can we get outside of ourselves and know another's view of the universe.

"The splinter in your eye is the best magnifying glass."

The identity is the power of nonidentity.

“The more artworks are understood, the less they are enjoyed.”

most of this art is beneath everyone.

“Any individual could become a genius to the extent that he expressed himself unconventionally as nature. Genius was an attitude to reality, ‘ingenious doings,’ indeed almost a conviction or frame of mind.”

The bourgeois character tends to cling to what is inferior.

“Art brings to light what is infantile in the ideal of being grown up.”

“Art today is scarcely conceivable except as a form of reaction that anticipates the apocalypse.”

“Artworks fall hopelessly mute before the question ‘What’s it for?’ and before the reproach that they are actually pointless.”

“Art, however, does not sink to the level of ideology....”

“Artworks exercise a practical effect, if they do so at all, not by haranguing but by the scarcely apprehensible transformation of consciousness.... Artworks correspond to the objective need for a transformation of consciousness that could become a transformation of reality.”

“Life would be possible without art, too.... In a society that has disaccustomed men and women from thinking beyond themselves, whatever surpasses the mere reproduction of their life and those things they have been drilled to believe they cannot get along without, is superfluous.”

“The perpetuation of existing society is incompatible with consciousness of itself, and art is punished for every trace of such consciousness. From this perspective as well, ideology—-false consciousness—-is socially necessary.”

“For art, ‘good enough’ is never good enough.”

“Art is the ever-broken promise of happiness.”

" A MAN WORKS FOR OTHERS WITOUT PAYMENT IS SLAVERY, I DO NOT BELIEVE SLAVERY IS NOBLE! NOT IN ANY FORM, NOT FOR  ANY PURPOSE, WHATSOEVER!"

"Before you want to do things for people, you must be that kind of man who can get things done. BUT, to get things done, you must love the doing, not the people. Your own work, not any possible ability  to the charity. my reward, my purpose, my love is the work itself. My work done my way, nothing else matters to me"

“ You're gonna get everything that the society can give you, take them all, the money, the fame, the gratitude, and I can take that which no body can give to a man except himself."

"All things fall and are built again,
And those that build them again are gay."

“The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles”