被媒体封为“百变天后”的日本歌手滨崎步在接受采访时,直言不讳道:“我就是一件商品。”这句话听来新鲜有趣。今天,大家多少对人的商品化现象有所感触。假如时光倒流二十个年头,我们尚搞不清楚市场经济是何东西,对商品的诠释无非政治经济学教科书上那行干巴巴的定义:“商品是用于交换的劳动产品,”而在普通民众心目中,商品就是可以买卖的东西。 Hamasaki Ayumi, a Japanese singer-songwriter who was titled as a “paradox” by the media, bluntly said in an interview: “I am a commodity.” This sounds fresh and interesting. Today, how many people feel about the phenomenon of commercialization of people. If we look back on the past two decades, we are still confused about what a market economy is and the interpretation of goods is nothing more than a dry definition on the textbook of political economy: “A commodity is a labor product used for exchange,” while in ordinary In the public’s mind, the commodity is something that can be bought and sold.