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站在《事件》出版三十余年后的今天，我们更能理解埃尔诺那句"我的生命的真正目标或许仅在于此：让我的身体、我的感知、我的思想成为书写" 的深意。在算法与大数据试图将人类经验标准化的时代，这部作品提醒我们：每一个被记录的身体故事，都是对规训权力的抵抗；每一次对记忆的诚实回溯，都是在为尚未被听见的声音开辟言说的空间。正如卡尔蒂内巷尽头的那束阳光，埃尔诺用文字照亮的不仅是个人的黑夜，更是所有女性在身体自主权迷宫中跋涉的路标 —— 唯有将隐秘的伤痕转化为公开的证言，才能打破沉默的循环，让 "事件" 不再成为重复发生的宿命。
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