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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Haruki Murakami"”.
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'A High, Solid Wall': Haruki Murakami, National Identity, and Westernization
Haruki Murakami is no stranger to criticism in Japan, having been described as 'Westernized' by Japanese critics for much of his career. The heavy use of Western culture in his novels seems to suggest that Murakami writes without attention to his nationality, as his books are devoid of references …
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Crawlspace
… Joyce, Ursula Le Guin, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Haruki Murakami, and James Wood. Some of these authors and critical theorists are used to provide foundational support on terminology and structure, involving voice and narrative, while others are cited as examples of stylistic success involving …
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Every time you close your eyes.
… exegesis examines the way Ian McEwan and Haruki Murakami use triggers to reveal the state of the world in which their characters live. It contains interviews with two New Yorkers who experienced both power cuts and includes discussions of major activators such as disasters as well as …
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The Mirrored Body: Doubling and Replacement of the Feminine and androgynous Body In Hadia Said'S <em>Artist</em> and Haruki Murakami'S <em>Sputnik Sweetheart</em>
… the female body is constructed in the works of Haruki Murakami, Moto Hagio, and Hadia Said, all of which deal specifically with the female body and consciousness. The angles used in this presentation will include a postmodern feminist interpretation of the body with regard to sexual …
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Getting To The Pulp Of Haruki Murakami's Norwegian Wood: Translatability and the Role of Popular Culture
Haruki Murakami's Norwegian Wood (1987) veers from his favored detective-fiction genre by offering readers a 1960s coming-of-age romance, a story whose plot nonetheless spins around the protagonist seeking out his personal identity. The conflicts between Japanese tradition and modern, global …