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对于那些不可思议的伟大艺术作品,当代社会常将之归功于创作者本身,人们从而对艺术天才抱有超乎寻常的期望,伊丽莎白.吉尔伯特对这一点进行了探索和思考,提出了对于创造天才的独到观点:与其认为某个个人是“天才”,不如说他/她在创作中获得了“天才”的帮助。这一演讲生动有趣、充满个人色彩、令人感动而充满启发。
The author of 'Eat, Pray, Love,' Elizabeth Gilbert has thought long and hard about some large topics. Her latest fascination: genius, and how we ruin it. Full bio »
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