女性主义运动的标志性人物格洛丽亚·斯坦纳姆于其最后一部回忆录出版前数周去世，享年92岁1。这部名为《意外的人生》的著作定于9月22日出版1，记录了她从1940年代俄亥俄州童年、赴印度求学、投身第二波女性主义运动至晚年生活的经历1。
在这部生前最后的著作中，斯坦纳姆分享了对生命的感悟。她写道："我比想象中变得更老，也比想象中更幸福"1，并表示计划活到100岁1。她以"希望是一种规划方式"来诠释自己对未来的态度1。她在印度度过的两年经历深刻影响了人生轨迹，在那里她接触到了甘地的非层级思维方式1。
Gloria Steinem, the iconic figure of the feminist movement, passed away at age 92 just weeks before the publication of her final memoir 1. The book, titled "A Life Unexpected," is scheduled for release on September 22 1.
In the memoir, Steinem reflects on her life journey spanning from her childhood in Ohio during the 1940s through her studies in India and her central role in the second-wave feminist movement to her later years 1. She writes in the work that she has "become older than I ever thought I would be and happier than I ever thought I would be," expressing an intention to live to 100 1. The author also describes hope as "a way of planning," maintaining optimism about the future 1. A pivotal experience recounted in the book is her two-year stay in India, which she credits with transforming her life trajectory and introducing her to Gandhi's non-hierarchical thinking 1.
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