Community member Sofia Papa shared some thoughts on identity and society in response to Liu Bolin’s TED Talk, “The invisible man.”
社区成员 Sofia Papa 在观看刘勃麟的 TED 演讲《隐形人》后写下了这段评论：
“我觉得勃麟通过其艺术风格所传递的理念和信息，与拉尔夫·埃利森在小说《隐形人》中表达的思想非常相似。……埃利森和勃麟似乎都认识到并努力应对这样一个现实：在文明社会中，个体极难在社会的种种限制与评判之下（无论是中国社会、美国社会还是其他社会）建立独立而个性化的身份认同。尽管时代不断进步，人们却始终未能摆脱这一共同困境，这一点耐人寻味。”
— Sofia Papa
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