(Susan Sontag“ Watching Suffering from a Distance”)
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(Susan Sontag“ Watching Suffering from a Distance”)
some people's suffering have a lot more intrinsic interest to an audience
some people's suffering have a lot more intrinsic interest to an audience
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jl19971105 共回答了11个问题
|采纳率100%- 一些人的苦难对于观众来说有许多内在的兴趣.
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|采纳率- 观众更愿意看他人的痛苦经历
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|采纳率- 一些人的痛苦有更多的内在兴趣。
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