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  • Thank you, all. Thank you, President Spar, Ms. Golden, President Tilghman, Members of

    謝謝大家,謝謝斯帕校長、葛登女士、提爾曼校長、各位理事

  • the Board of Trustees, distinguished faculty, proud swelling parents and family, and gorgeous

    各位傑出的教職員、各位無比驕傲的家長與家人,還有優秀的

  • class of 2010.

    2010畢業生

  • If you are all really, really lucky, and if you continue to work super hard, and you remember

    如果你們都非常非常幸運,如果你們持續竭盡所能地努力,而且記得

  • your thank you notes and everybody's name; and you follow through on every task that's

    你的感言小抄中每一個名字,你盡全力完成每一項交給你的工作

  • asked of you and also somehow anticipate problems before they even arise and you somehow sidestep

    還能在狀況出現之前預先發現問題,不知為何總能避開災難

  • disaster and score big. If you get great scores on your LSATS, or MSATS, or ERSATS or whatever.

    並獲得大大的加分。 如果你在你的LSATS或MSATS或ERSATS或其他隨便什麼考試中有亮眼的成績

  • And you get into your dream grad school or internship which leads to a super job with

    接著你順利進入你夢想中的學校或是實習單位,然後你因此得到一份

  • a paycheck commensurate with responsibilities of leadership or if you somehow get that documentary edited

    薪水可觀或是管理階層的完美工作,或者如果你忽然有一份製作費極低的紀錄片工作

  • on a shoe-string budget and it gets accepted at Sundance and maybe it wins Sundance and

    然後這部紀錄片入圍日舞影展,後來甚至得獎了

  • then you go on to be nominated for an Oscar and then you win the Oscar. Or if that money-making

    接下來你繼續入圍奧斯卡並且也贏了一座奧斯卡。 或者你跟朋友們一起設計的

  • website that you designed with your friends somehow suddenly attracts investors and advertisers

    網站不僅賺了些錢,還吸引了一些投資家或是廣告業者

  • and becomes the go-to site for whatever it is you're selling, blogging, sharing, or net-casting

    甚至變成不可或缺的網站,不論你們主打的是交易、寫文章、分享事物或是架構網站

  • and success shinning, hoped-for but never really anticipated success comes your way

    然後成功就在不遠之處向你招手,你嚮往過成功但從沒預料到會發生在自己身上

  • I guarantee you someone you know or love come to you and say, "Will you address the graduates

    我向你保證,你認識或是熟悉的某個人會找你,然後說:「你願意在我們學校

  • at my college?" And you'll say "Yeah sure, when is it? May 2010? 2010? Yeah sure, that's

    畢業典禮上致詞嗎?」然後你會說:「好啊,什麼時候?2010年5月?2010年?當然可以

  • months away" and then the nightmare begins. The nightmare we've all had and I assure you,

    還有好幾個月呢!」接著惡夢就開始了。那是我們都有過的惡夢,而且我保證

  • you'll continue to have even after graduation, 40 years after graduation. About a week before

    你們畢業後還會持續有這種惡夢,甚至是畢業40年後。大概在畢業典禮前一週

  • the due date, you wake up in the middle of the night, "Huh, I have a paper due and I

    你半夜突然醒來「噢!我有一篇講稿要擬,但我

  • haven't done the reading, Oh my god!"

    還沒準備好,我的天啊!」

  • If you have been touched by the success fairy, people think you know why. It's true. People think success

    如果你被成功仙女碰過,大家都覺得你知道原因。是真的。大家會認為成功

  • breeds enlightenment and you are duty bound to spread it around like manure, fertilize

    讓你有所啟發,而且你有義務要到處散播這些啟發,就像肥料一樣,對那些年輕人

  • those young minds, let them in on the secret, what is it that you know that no one else

    施肥,與他們分享其中的秘密,你知道哪些其他人都不知道的東西

  • knows, the self examination begins, one looks inward, one opens an interior door. Cobwebs,

    所以開始檢視自我,內觀自己,打開往內心的門。那裏面佈滿蜘蛛網

  • black, the lights bulbs burned out, the airless dank refrigerator of an insanely over-scheduled,

    一片黑暗,燈泡早就燒壞了,瘋狂塞滿過多行程、沒整理過的生活就像不通風又潮濕的冰箱一樣

  • unexamined life that usually just gets take-out. Where is my writer friend, Anna Quindlen when

    因此我通常都直接叫外送。我需要我的作家朋友安娜的時候

  • I need her? On another book tour.

    她在哪裡?忙著寫另一本書吧

  • Hello I'm Meryl Streep. Today, Class of 2010... I am really, I am very honored, and

    哈囉,我是梅莉史翠普,今天...2010屆畢業生...我真的感到很榮幸

  • humbled to be asked to pass on tips and inspiration to you for achieving success in this next

    能夠在這裡跟你們分享成功的秘訣與啟發,希望這對你們未來的人生有所幫助

  • part of your lives. President Spar, when I consider the other distinguished medal recipients

    斯帕校長,我想到其他傑出的得獎者

  • and venerable Board of Trustees, the many accomplished faculty and family members...people

    還有尊敬的理事們,許多成功的教職員和家人們,在我假裝做事情的時候

  • who've actually done things, produced things, while I have pretended to do things. I can

    真正在做事情、有所貢獻的那些人。

  • think about 3,800 people who should have been on this list before me and you know since

    我可以想到大約3800個應該優先於我來這裡演講的人

  • my success has depended wholly on my putting things over on people. So I'm not sure parents

    因為我的成功完全建立於讓人們相信我在做些什麼。所以我不確定家長

  • think I'm that great a role model anyway.

    會認為我厲害到可以做為典範

  • I am however an expert in pretending to be an expert in various areas, so just randomly

    然而我的專業就是假裝在許多領域很專業,所以就像這次演講

  • like everything else in this speech, I am or I was an expert in kissing on stage and

    一樣隨便舉個例子,我是,或我曾經是在舞台上還有螢幕上的接吻專家

  • on screen. How did I prepare for this? Well most of my preparation took place in my suburban

    我怎麼做到的?恩,大部分的準備工作是我在紐澤西郊區

  • high school or rather behind my suburban high school in New Jersey. One is obliged to do

    讀高中的時候,或者說,在高中的後面。以我來看,你需要

  • great deal of kissing in my line of work. Air kissing, ass-kissing, kissing up and of

    有大量的接吻經驗。 跟空氣接吻、拍馬屁、阿諛奉承

  • course actual kissing, much like hookers, actors have to do it with people we may not

    當然還有真正的接吻,女演員有時還滿像妓女的,我們必須跟自己可能不喜歡

  • like or even know. We may have to do it with friends, which, believe it or not is particularly

    或是根本不認識的人接吻。我們也有可能要跟朋友接吻,不管你們信不信,這特別尷尬

  • awkward, for people of my generation, it's awkward.

    對我這一代的人來說滿尷尬的

  • My other areas of fau expertise, river rafting, miming the effects of radiation poisoning,

    我擅長假裝的其他領域還有泛舟、模仿輻射中毒的樣子

  • knowing which shoes go with which bag, coffee plantation, Turkish, Polish, German, French,

    知道鞋子跟包包怎麼搭配、種咖啡豆、土耳其人、波蘭人、德國人、法國人

  • Italian, that's Iowa-Italian from the bridges of Madison county, bit of the Bronx, Aramaic,

    義大利人,就是《麥迪遜之橋》裡的義大利裔愛荷華人,還有布隆克斯人、亞拉姆人

  • Yiddish, Irish clog dancing, cooking, singing, riding horses, knitting, playing the violin,

    猶太人、愛爾蘭舞蹈、烹飪、唱歌、騎馬、織毛線、拉小提琴

  • and simulating steamy sexual encounters, these are some of the areas in which, I have pretended

    還有激情戲,這些都是我很專業地演過的內容

  • quite proficiently to be successful, or the other way around. As have many women here,

    且大多還算成功。既然這裡有這麼多女人

  • I'm sure.

    我相信你們可以理解吧

  • Women, I feel I can say this authoritatively, especially at Barnard where they can't hear

    女人們,我覺得我可以霸道地說,特別是在巴納德學院,他們聽不到的

  • us, what am I talking about? They professionally can't hear us. Women are better at acting

    我在說什麼啊?他們怎麼可能聽到。女人比男人還會演戲

  • than men. Why? Because we have to be, if successfully convincing someone bigger than you are of

    為什麼?因為我們必須這樣,如果成功說服某個比你厲害的人

  • something he doesn't know is a survival skill, this is how women have survived through the

    相信他不知道的事情是一種生存技能,那這就是女人能夠活到現在的原因

  • millennia. Pretending is not just play. Pretending is imagined possibility. Pretending or acting

    假裝不是一件簡單的事。假裝需要豐富的想像力。假裝或是演戲

  • is a very valuable life skill and we all do it, all the time. We don't want to be caught

    是非常寶貴的生活技能,我們都有這種技能,我們總是在假裝。我們不想被發現

  • doing it but nevertheless it's part of the adaptations of our species. We change who

    我們在假裝,然而這是我們女人適應環境的一種方法。我們改變自己原來的樣子

  • we are to fit the exigencies of our time, and not just strategically, or to our own

    來適應我們這個時代的各種狀況,而且不只是有計畫地這麼做,我們知道這樣對自己有益

  • advantage, sometimes sympathetically, without our even knowing it, for the betterment of

    有時候是因為同情心,我們可能根本沒發現是因為這樣,或者是因為

  • the whole group.

    這樣對大家都好

  • I remember very clearly my own first conscious attempt at acting. I was six placing my mother's

    我記得很清楚,我第一次有意識地想要演戲是在我六歲的時候,我把媽媽的襯裙

  • half slip over my head in preparation to play the Virgin Mary in our living room. As I swaddled

    放在頭上,在客廳裡準備扮演聖母瑪利亞。我把洋娃娃裹在懷裡的時候

  • my Betsy Wetsy doll I felt quieted, holy, actually, and my transfigured face and very

    我真的感到平靜、聖潔,我爸爸看到我認真的表情

  • changed demeanor captured on super-8 by my dad pulled my little brother Harry to play

    還有態度,他叫我弟弟哈利一起扮約瑟夫

  • Joseph and Dana too, a barnyard animal, into the trance. They were actually pulled into

    還有院子裡的動物唐納。他們都被我專心致志的表演

  • this nativity scene by the intensity of my focus. In my usual technique for getting them

    帶入耶穌誕生記的情境之中。我過去的經驗讓我明白

  • to do what I want, yelling at them never ever would have achieved and I learned something

    如果我想要叫他們做什麼事情,大吼大叫沒有用,而那天

  • on that day.

    我發現我知道怎麼做了

  • Later when I was nine, I remember taking my mother's eyebrow pencil and carefully drawing

    後來我九歲的時候,我記得我拿媽媽的眉筆仔細地在臉上畫線

  • lines all over my face, replicating the wrinkles that I had memorized on the face of my grandmother

    我想要模仿記憶中外婆臉上的皺紋

  • whom I adored and made my mother take my picture and I look at it now and of course, I look

    我非常喜歡外婆,當時我要媽媽幫我拍照,我現在看到那張照片

  • like myself now and my grandmother then. But I really do remember in my bones, how it was

    當然我看起來就像現在的自己,但是也像當時記憶中的外婆。但我完全記得當時我怎麼

  • possible on that day to feel her age. I stooped, I felt weighted down but cheerful, you know

    感受到外婆的年紀。我駝著背,感覺沉重但是很開心

  • I felt like her.

    因為我覺得我像外婆一樣

  • Empathy is at the heart of the actor's art. And in high school, another form of acting

    表演藝術最重要的就是移情。我高中的時候,熱衷於演譯另一個角色

  • took hold of me. I wanted to learn how to be appealing. So I studied the character I

    我想要學會怎麼討人喜歡。所以我研究我腦海中想要變成的那種人

  • imagined I wanted to be that of the generically pretty high school girl. I researched her

    就是普通的高中女生。 我透過Vogue、Seventeen、Mademoiselle等雜誌

  • deeply, that is to say shallowly, in Vogue, in Seventeen, and in Mademoiselle Magazines.

    深入探索這樣的人具備的特質,不得不說這其實很膚淺

  • I tried to imitate her hair, her lipstick, her lashes, the clothes of the lithesome,

    我試著模仿她的髮型、唇膏、睫毛、飄逸的衣服

  • beautiful and generically appealing high school girls that I saw in those pages. I ate an

    那些我在雜誌上看到的美麗而討人喜歡的高中女生。我一天只吃

  • apple a day, period. I peroxided my hair, ironed it straight. I demanded brand name

    一顆蘋果,只有那段期間這樣。我把頭髮漂白,還燙直。我向我媽要名牌衣服

  • clothes, my mother shut me down on that one. But I did, I worked harder on this characterization

    當然這點被她拒絕了。但是我真的非常認真在揣摩這種性格

  • really than anyone I think I've ever done since. I worked on my giggle, I lightened

    真的比我模仿過的其他人都還要認真。我用心訓練自己的笑聲,我刻意提高音調

  • it. Because I like it when it went, kind of "ehuh" and the end, "eheeh" "ehaeaahaha" because

    因為我喜歡這樣,而且最後會...

  • I thought it sounded child like, and cute. This was all about appealing to boys and at

    因為我當時覺得這樣聽起來比較天真可愛。我當時這麼做完全是為了討男孩喜歡

  • the same time being accepted by the girls, a very tricky negotiation.

    但同時也想讓女孩們接受我,是一種非常奇怪的平衡

  • Often success in one area precludes succeeding in the other. And along with all my other

    通常如果你在某個領域很成功,就代表你在另一個領域沒辦法成功。在我竭盡所能改變

  • exterior choices, I worked on my, what actors call, my interior adjustment. I adjusted my

    外在的同時,我致力於,照演員的說法就是,調整內在。我改變了我

  • natural temperament which tends to be slightly bossy, a little opinionated, loud, a little

    原來的個性,從前的我有點霸道、有點固執、講話大聲...有點大聲啦

  • loud, full of pronouncements and high spirits, and I willfully cultivated softness, agreeableness,

    愛發表意見而且很活潑,當時我刻意訓練自己姿態要柔軟、隨和

  • a breezy, natural sort of sweetness, even shyness if you will, which was very, very,

    表現出輕鬆自然的體貼,甚至有點害羞,這對男孩來說

  • very effective on the boys. But the girls didn't buy it. They didn't like me; they sniffed

    非常非常非常有用。但是女孩完全不買帳。她們不喜歡我,她們發現

  • it out, the acting. And they were probably right, but I was committed, this was absolutely

    我是裝出來的。她們答對了,但我當時意志堅定,這才不是

  • not a cynical exercise, this was a vestigial survival courtship skill I was developing.

    檢測人性的實驗,我潛移默化地學會了討好他人的生存能力

  • And I reached a point senior year, when my adjustment felt like me, I had actually convinced

    我畢業那年,改變後的我就像是真實的我一樣,當時我真的以為

  • myself that I was this person and she, me, pretty, talented, but not stuck-up. You know,

    我就是這個漂亮、有才華但不高傲的女生。就是那種

  • a girl who laughed a lot at every stupid thing every boy said and who lowered her eyes at

    不論哪個男生說了什麼無腦的話都會一直笑的女生,而且她總是會在對的時間垂下眼睛

  • the right moment and deferred, who learned to defer when the boys took over the conversation,

    還學會在男孩開始說話的時候即時停下原本要說的話

  • I really remember this so clearly and I could tell it was working, I was much less annoying

    這些我都記得很清楚,而且我當時認為我真的做到了,跟過去那個煩人的我比起來

  • to the guys than I had been, they liked me better and I like that, this was conscious

    男孩更喜歡我了,我很喜歡那樣,我有意識地感覺到這些

  • but it was at the same time motivated and fully-felt this was real, real acting.

    但同時這是有目的的,而且完全像是真的在演戲一樣

  • I got to Vassar which 43 years ago was a single-sex institution, like all the colleges in what

    43年前瓦薩學院還是女子學校的時候,是所謂的七姐妹學院之一

  • they call the Seven Sisters, the female Ivy League and I made some quick but lifelong

    也就是女子長春藤聯盟,我在那裏很快地交到

  • and challenging friends. And with their help outside of any competition for boys my brain

    對我影響很大的終生好友。沒有了搶男孩的競爭,她們讓我的腦袋

  • woke up. I got up and I got outside myself and I found myself again. I didn't have to

    清醒過來。我豁然開朗,客觀地看清自己之後我再次找到我自己。我不用

  • pretend, I could be goofy, vehement, aggressive, and slovenly and open and funny and tough

    假裝了,我可以傻傻的、熱情、有企圖心、懶散、開朗、好笑、難搞

  • and my friends let me. I didn't wash my hair for three weeks once. They accepted me like

    我朋友都任由我隨心所欲。我曾經連續三個禮拜都沒洗頭,他們完全接受我

  • the Velveteen Rabbit. I became real instead of an imagined stuffed bunny but I stockpiled

    就像對瓦爾汀兔子一樣。我拋開想像出來的填充兔子形象真正做自己,但我還是

  • that character from high school and I breathed life into her again some years later as Linda

    把高中苦心演譯的那個女孩收在心裡,多年後用來演出《越戰獵鹿人》中的琳達

  • in the "Deer Hunter." There is probably not one of you graduates who has ever seen this

    你們畢業生中可能沒有任何人看過這部電影

  • film but the "Deer Hunter" it won best picture in 1978 Robert De Niro, Chris Walken, not

    但是《越戰獵鹿人》在1978年獲得奧斯卡最佳影片獎,還有勞勃狄尼洛、克里斯沃肯一起獲獎,聽起來

  • funny at all. And I played Linda, a small town girl in a working class background, a

    一點也不老對吧。我在裡面演的琳達是一個勞工階級背景的小鎮女孩

  • lovely, quiet, hapless girl, who waited for the boy she loved to come back from the war

    她是個可愛、文靜卻不幸的女孩,在越戰期間痴痴等待心愛的男孩返鄉

  • in Vietnam. Often men my age, President Clinton, by the way, when I met him said, Men my age,

    跟我同年紀的男人都...噢,我與克林頓總統見面時他說過,跟我同年紀的男人

  • mention that character as their favorite of all the women I've played. And I have my

    都認為在我演過的所有女性角色裡最喜歡琳達這個角色。而我心裡默默

  • own secret understanding of why that is and it confirms every decision I made in high

    知道原因何在,而這也證實了我高中時的每個決定都沒有白費

  • school. This is not to denigrate that girl by the way or the men who are drawn to her

    我並不是要詆毀這個角色或是任何喜歡她的男人

  • in anyway because she's still part of me and I'm part of her. She wasn't acting but she

    因為她是我的一部分,而我也是她的一部分。她沒有在演戲

  • was just behaving in a way that cowed girls, submissive girls, beaten up girls with very

    她只是呈現出一種生活,在世界上很多地方,那些受到威脅、只能屈服、生活困苦

  • few ways out have behaved forever and still do in many worlds. Now, in a measure of how

    且沒有任何出路的女孩正在過的生活。而現在,世界已經

  • much the world has changed the character most men mention as their favorite is, Miranda

    改變很多了,大多數男人都跟我說他們最喜歡的角色是米蘭達

  • Priestly.

    普斯理

  • The beleaguered totalitarian at the head of Runway magazine in Devil Wears

    《穿著Prada的惡魔》裡面那個極度專制的時尚雜誌總編輯

  • Prada. To my mind this represents such an optimistic shift. They relate to Miranda.

    對我來說,這是非常正面的轉變。現在他們理解米蘭達

  • They wanted to date Linda. They felt sorry for Linda but they feel like Miranda. They

    過去他們則想要跟琳達約會。他們以前會可憐琳達,但是現在他們理解米蘭達。他們

  • can relate to her issues, the high standards she sets for herself and others. The thanklessness

    能理解她的處境、她對自己和其他人的高標準。還有當老闆的難處,沒人會

  • of the leadership position. The "Nobody understands me" thing. The loneliness. They stand outside

    感謝老闆、「沒人理解我」的內心感受、孤獨。他們在角色之外

  • one character and they pity her and they kind of fall in love with her but they look through

    他們會同情她,甚至有點愛上她,但同時也通過其他角色的雙眼

  • the eyes of this other character. This is a huge deal because as people in the movie

    看透一切。這很難得,電影產業的人都知道

  • business know the absolute hardest thing in the whole world is to persuade a straight

    要讓男性觀眾認同女主角

  • male audience to identify with a woman protagonist to feel themselves embodied by her. This more

    並把她當作自己是世界上最難的事情。

  • than any other factor explains why we get the movies we get and the paucity of the roles

    這完全解釋了為什麼電影產業生態會如此,以及為什麼少有

  • where women drive the film. It's much easier for the female audience because we were all

    以女性為主的電影。而認同男主角對女性觀眾來說容易太多了,因為我們從小

  • grown up brought up identifying with male characters from Shakespeare to Salinger. We

    受到的教育便是認同男性角色,從莎士比亞到沙林傑。我們

  • have less trouble following Hamlet's dilemma viscerally or Romeo's or Tybalt or Huck Finn

    不會排斥認同哈姆雷特的困境或是羅密歐、提伯爾特、哈克芬

  • or Peter Pan -- I remember holding that sword up to Hook -- I felt like him. But it is much

    或彼得潘-我記得我模仿彼得潘拿著劍與虎克船長對峙-我覺得我就是他。但是對異性戀的男生來說

  • much much harder for heterosexual boys to be able to identify with Juliet or Desdemona, Wendy in

    要他們認同茱麗葉、黛絲德莫娜、彼得潘裡的溫蒂

  • Peter Pan or Joe in Little Women or the Little Mermaid of Pocohontas. Why? I don't know, but

    小婦人裡的喬或是小美人魚。為什麼呢?我不知道

  • it just is. There has always been a resistance to imaginatively assume a persona, if that

    但事實就是這樣。如果要他們認同的角色是個女生,他們總是會抗拒

  • persona is a she. But things are changing now and it's in your generation we're seeing

    但是現在一切都在改變,而且是在你們這一代發生的,我們親眼所見

  • this. Men are adapting... about time...they are adapting consciously and also without

    男人在改變...也該是時候了...他們自願調整自己,同時向我們一樣

  • realizing it for the better of the whole group. They are changing

    下意識地為了整體利益而犧牲。他們在改變

  • their deepest prejudices to accept and to regard as normal the things that their fathers would have found

    他們內心深處的偏見,去接受並將之視為平常,這些是他們父親沒辦法

  • very very difficult and their grandfathers would have abhorred and the door to this emotional

    做到的,而他們的爺爺會痛恨這樣。而這種情感上變化的關鍵

  • shift is empathy. As Jung said, "Emotion is the chief source of becoming conscious.There

    就是同理心。榮格說過:「情感是自覺的主要緣由。

  • can be no transforming of lightness into dark and apathy into movement without emotion." Or

    沒有了情感,黑暗就不能變為光明、冷漠就不能變為激情。」 (榮格原句是 ...transforming of dark into light and of apathy into movement... )

  • as Leonard Cohen says, "Pay attention to the cracks because that's where the light gets in."

    李歐納·柯恩說過:「留意那些不起眼的裂縫,因為光就是從那來的。」

  • You, young women of Barnard have not had to squeeze yourself into the corset of being

    各位巴納德的女孩,你們不需要把自己塞進假裝可愛的束腹裡

  • cute or to muffle your opinions but then you haven't left campus yet. I'm just kidding. What you

    或壓抑自己的意見,但你們還沒畢業呢!我開玩笑的啦。你們擁有的是

  • have had is the privilege of a very specific education. You are people who may able to

    非常特別的教育賦予你們的獨特。跟上一代男女學生相比

  • draw on a completely different perspective to imagine a different possibility than women

    你們也許更能夠用全然不同的觀點

  • and men who went to coed schools.

    去想像不同的可能性

  • How this difference is going to serve you it's hard to quantify now, it may take you

    我們現在很難斷定這樣的獨特對你會有什麼影響,你可能像我一樣

  • forty years like it did me to look back and analyze your advantage. But today is about looking forward

    會花40年的時間回顧並分析自己的長處。今天你們要看看這個世界

  • into a world where so-called women's issues, human issues of gender inequality live at the

    的現況,所謂的女權議題、性別不平等議題也是

  • crux of global problems, everyone suffers from poverty to the AIDS crisis to the violent fundamentalist

    全球問題中嚴峻的一環,還有貧窮、愛滋病、極端宗教分子

  • juntas, human trafficking and human rights abuses and you're going to have the opportunity

    人走販賣走私、人權侵犯等等,你們將有機會

  • and the obligation, by virtue of your providence, to speed progress in all those areas. And

    和義務肩負這項上天賜予的使命,致力於改善這些問題。

  • this is a place where even though the need is very great, the news is too. This is your time and it

    這是一個需求很大的部分,也需要很多關注。這是屬於你們的時代

  • feels normal to you but really there is no normal. There's only change, and resistance

    也許你們習以為常,但真的並不平常。對這些習以為常,反而只能改變和抵制

  • to it and then more change.

    然後再更多的改變

  • Never before in the history or country have most of the advanced degrees been awarded

    歷史上或任何國家從沒有過這麼多的女子受頒高等學位

  • to women but now they are. Since the dawn of man, it's hardly more than 100 years since

    但現在做到了。由於父權意識,一百年以前

  • we were even allowed into these buildings except to clean them but soon most of law

    我們不可能進入這些學校,除非是來打掃的,但再過不久

  • and medical degrees will probably also go to women. Around the world, poor women now

    獲得法律和醫學學位的女性可能佔大多數。世界各地過去被視為財產的貧窮女性

  • own property who used to be property and according to Economist magazine, for the last two decades,

    現在擁有自己的財產,根據《經濟學人》報導,過去二十年來

  • the increase of female employment in the rich world has been the main driving force of growth.

    富裕國家女性受雇率的增加是經濟成長的主要原因

  • Those women have contributed more to global GDP growth than have either new technology

    這些女性對全球GDP成長的貢獻甚至超過新興科技

  • or the new giants India or china. Cracks in the ceiling, cracks in the door, cracks in

    或是新興巨國印度及中國。她們是天花板的裂縫、門上的裂縫

  • the Court and on the Senate floor.

    法院及參議院地上的裂縫

  • You know, I gave a speech at Vassar 27 years ago. It was a really big hit. Everybody loved

    27年前我在瓦薩學院演講過。那次演講在當時造成轟動。每個人都

  • it, really. Tom Brokaw said it was the very best commencement speech he had ever heard

    愛那場演講。湯姆.布魯考說那是他聽過最棒的畢業典禮演講

  • and of course I believed this. And it was much easier to construct than this one. It

    我當然信了。而且那次演講比這次容易多了。

  • came out pretty easily because back then I knew so much. I was a new mother, I had two

    我駕輕就熟,因為當時我知道太多了。我剛當了母親、我得了

  • academy awards and it was all coming together so nicely. I was smart and I understood boiler

    兩座奧斯卡獎,我可以說是事事順利。當時的我聰明,似乎知道一切

  • plate and what sounded good and because I had been on the squad in high school, earnest

    我知道該說什麼話,因為我高中時曾研究過這些

  • full-throated cheerleading was my specialty so that's what I did. But now, I feel like

    我的專長就是真心誠意地為他人加油打氣,所以我當時就這麼做了。但現在,我覺得

  • I know about 1/16th of what that young woman knew. Things don't seem as certain today.

    我知道的大概只有年輕女人的十六分之一吧。現在我對事物不再那麼確定了

  • Now I'm 60, I have four adult children who are all facing the same challenges you are.

    我今年60歲,我有四個成年的孩子而他們也跟你們面臨一樣的問題

  • I'm more sanguine about all the things that I still don't know and I'm still curious about.

    我對於自己不了解且好奇的事物有更多期待

  • What I do know about success, fame, celebrity that would fill another speech. How it separates

    我非常了解的成功、名氣、聲望足以用來再開一次演講。但這些都會

  • you from your friends, from reality, from proportion. Your own sweet anonymity, a treasure

    導致你疏離朋友、現實、人生。你們也許默默無聞,但這是最甜蜜的事情,這是

  • you don't even know you have until it's gone. How it makes things tough for your family

    失去後才會發現的寶藏。成為名人會讓你的家庭生活顯得困難重重

  • and whether being famous matters one bit, in the end, in the whole flux of time. I know

    然而最終,在時代洪流的尾端,你會不確定這樣的名氣是否值得。我知道

  • I was invited here because of how famous I am and how many awards I've won. And while

    我受邀來此演講是因為我有名,因為我得過一些獎。

  • I am, I am overweeningly proud of the work that, believe me, I did not do on my own.

    我真的真的對這些成就感到非常驕傲,相信我,這不是我個人的成就

  • I can assure that awards have very little bearing on my own personal happiness. My own

    我可以確定那些獎項跟我個人的喜悅只有一點點關係。我希望世界

  • sense of well-being and purpose in the world. That comes from studying the world feelingly,

    美好,是因為我努力地用感受和同理心

  • with empathy in my work. It comes from staying alert and alive and involved in the lives

    研究這個世界,是因為我始終對一切用心感悟,不論是我愛的人

  • of the people that I love and the people in the wider world who need my help. No matter

    或是世界各個角落那些需要我幫助的人。不論

  • what you see me or hear me saying when I'm on your TV holding a statuette and spewing, that's

    你看到或聽到我在電視上拿著小金人時說了什麼

  • acting.

    那些都是我的表演

  • Being a celebrity has taught me to hide but being an actor has opened my soul.

    身為名人,我學會隱身,但是身為演員,打開了我的靈魂

  • Being here today has forced me to look around inside there for something useful that I can

    今天在此演講的機會讓我必須好好地自我檢視,看看我可以跟你們分享

  • share with you and I'm really grateful that you gave me the chance.

    哪些東西,我非常感謝你們給我這個機會

  • You know you don't have to be famous. You just have to make your mother and father proud of you

    你們不需要成為名人。你們只需要讓父母位你們驕傲

  • and you already have. Bravo to you. Congratulations.

    而這點你們已經做到了。你們很棒,恭喜你們!

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