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Remains of the day as a postmodern novel

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English

 

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August 1, 2012

 

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Focus on biography, personal history represents a break with the traditional approach to history and historicity. Dealing with past (private or public) and confronting it, is an important subject that reoccurs within the discourse of British postmodern prose. Concerning Ishiguro's work itself, and Remains of the day as an example of his manner of narrating, this subject of history is precisely the thing that dominates the discourse and captures reader's attention (the plot in classical sense is quite static)...
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Concerning Ishiguro's work itself, and Remains of the day as an example of his manner of narrating, this subject of history is precisely the thing that dominates the discourse and captures reader's attention (the plot in classical sense is quite static). Stevens, alike all of Ishiguro's narrators, is not at all objective and trustworthy...
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