Thatcher & After
Thatcher & After
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撒切尔夫人
DOI：
10.1057/9780230283169_2
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2010
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Holland P
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1987年6月，玛格丽特·撒切尔第三次当选首相，三个月后，她接受了《妇女所有》杂志的采访，谴责那些期望政府作为“社会”代表解决问题的“儿童和人民”。这些对个人、社会和政府责任的思考，在后来的采访中被简洁地概括为“没有社会，只有个人和家庭”，在其间的几年里引起了共鸣。这句话，带着这样的信念，已经成为文化历史的一部分，融合了玛格丽特撒切尔的形象和她所追求的政策。
Three months after Margaret Thatcher was elected as prime minister for her third term (June 1987) she gave an interview toWoman’s Ownmagazine in which she condemned those “children and people” who expected the government, as the representative of “society,” to sort their problems out. These reflections on personal, social and governmental responsibility, succinctly encapsulated later in the interview as “there’s no such thing as society, only individuals and families,” have resonated across the intervening years. That statement, made with such conviction, has become part of cultural history, fusing the image and the very person of Margaret Thatcher with the policies she was pursuing.