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展览现场

从文化棱镜到故事哲思  

首先，展览从语言、经历、记忆等多个角度探讨了自我的构成，重点呈现了不同文化中的核心组成部分的差异。例如，在“成功”的定义上，西方文化更侧重于个人成就与自我实现。而东亚文化中，“成功”常常与家庭责任、社会认可挂钩。看似同一个词，背后却是截然不同的人生脚本。

由此，我们意识到，自我本身或许是深受语言和环境所影响的。

在“Mini Case Stories”展区，策展团队通过一系列基于真实经历改编的个体叙事，生动地呈现了文化跨越对个人认知的深刻冲击。在“理论角”区域，该展览引入了历史上不同哲学家的观点。John Locke 认为，自我是由意识和记忆的连续性组成，而在中国哲学里，儒家则提醒你，自我是在社会网络中构成的。

互动实验

你的“自我”由什么构成？

为了让同学们更多的参与进这场“思想探索之旅”，展览特别设计了互动区域。透明叠层版上，Skepsis 哲学社提出“什么构成自我 identity”这一核心问题，很多同学也给出了自己的答案。有同学写下“Defiance（反抗）”，也有同学认为“Confidence（信心）”是自我不可分割的一部分。在贴纸投票区，大部分同学一致认为“Family Environment（家庭环境）”为他们提供了可以更诚实、大胆的表达环境。

这场展览并未试图给出一个关于自我的最终答案，而是拓宽了我们关于自我的理解：自我本身并非一成不变，正是跨文化的经历给予了我们更多机会从不同角度去理解这个多元的世界，遇见一个更丰盈的自己。  

感谢曹佳妍、曹钦媛、张瑞馨以及Skepsis哲学社全体成员，为我们带来这样一场有深度、有温度的展览。这场由他们亲身参与及策划的展览，本身就是一份关于批判性思维与跨文化适应力的生动证明，它远比一张奖状更能告诉别人，他们是如何思考世界、并主动创造对话的。也希望每一位经过中庭、读到这篇推文的你，能继续带着那个问题走下去：我是谁？我在变化中，又能成为谁？答案也许很远，但思考本身，就已经是出发。

Recently, a philosophy themed exhibition focused on "self identification & cross-cultural" was held in Shanghai Starriver Bilingual School, organized by Jiayan Cao, Qinyuan Cao from 11-7, Ruixin Zhang from 11-3, and all the club members from Skepsis Philosophy club. The exhibition explored how self-identity may shift within different cultural contexts, focusing on a central question: Is self an immutable constant, or a dynamic process reshaped by the turbulence of our surroundings?Exhibition context: How Does Culture Shape Self-Identity?

The Exhibition first explores what constitutes self-identity from multiple perspectives, including language, experience, and memory. It also highlights how different cultures define core concepts. For example, in many Western contexts, success is often associated with personal achievement and self-realization. In contrast, in East Asian cultures, success is more closely tied to family responsibility and social recognition. Exploring those key differences, we realized that our very understanding of "who we are" is inextricably tied to the language we speak and the culture we inhabit.

The "Mini Case Stories"  section, based on real-life experience, allows visitors to more vividly perceive how individuals are influenced by cultural transition. In the "Theory Corner", the exhibition introduces perspectives from some influential philosophers. For example, John Locke argued that personal identity is grounded in the continuity of memory and consciousness, while in Chinese philosophy, Confucianism emphasizes that self is shaped in the network of social relationships.

To encourage students to engage more deeply in this "journey of intellectual exploration," the exhibition featured an interactive zone. On transparent layered panels, the Skepsis Philosophy Club posed the central question: What constitutes self-identity? And many students shared their own thoughtful answers: Some students wrote "Defiance", while others argued that "Confidence" was an integral part of the self. In the sticker voting area, most students believe that "Family Environment" is an environment where they can express themselves more honestly and boldly.

Rather than attempting to provide a definitive answer about self-identity, this exhibition expanded our understanding of self: the self is not a static, unchanging entity. Cross-cultural experiences offer us invaluable opportunities to view the world and ourselves from various perspectives, helping us develop a deeper, richer understanding of self.

文：11-3张瑞馨 11-7 曹佳妍 11-7曹钦媛

责编：11-1 梁康悦 文字指导：李婷

图片、视频：星河湾电视台 米熠笛 谈悦哲

主持：杨馨然

编辑、视频剪辑：曲昊睿

审核：苏晔