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Showing 1 to 2 of 2 for “"The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle"”.
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'A High, Solid Wall': Haruki Murakami, National Identity, and Westernization
… 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 to Japan's popular and artistic canons, and his writing style and the genres he works …
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Making Victims: History, Memory, and Literature In Japan's Post-War Social Imaginary
… War II effected catastrophic change over much of the world. In the present, this event still affects the lives of many people. In Japan, the dropping of the atomic bomb, the specific terms of defeat, and the adjustment between pre and post-war, massively affected the social imaginary of the …