ABSTRACT This essay rereads Kazuo Ishiguro's depiction of the relationship between
health, care and socio-economic inequality against the backdrop of our present time of crisis …

The working hypothesis of the book is that, since the 1990s, an increasing number of
Anglophone fictions are responding to the new ethical and political demands arising out of …

ABSTRACT For Kazuo Ishiguro's characters, institutions endure as ghosts long after their
original functions have ceased. Though such institutions appear in Ishiguro's work from …

I investigate some of the conceptual paradigms that have emerged from posthuman studies,
such as the body and subjectivity, the human and the machine, and genetic engineering …

The dissertation entitled, Dynamics of Fictional Art of Yoko Ogawa: A Critical Study, explores
the various possibilities and outcomes one can study about Yoko Ogawa's fictional art. Yoko …

The chapter explores the performative function of literature in Kazuo Ishiguro's Never Let Me
Go, a novel that significantly exemplifies the performative effects of literature and art. It does …

The article focuses on recent dystopias and the kind of pessimism displayed within their
narrative frame-works: written in an era of Fisher's “capitalist realism,” contemporary …

In Never Let Me Go (2005), Kazuo Ishiguro engages with the unequal distribution of
grievability brought to light by Judith Butler (2004), in the context of a dystopian society …

Kazuo Ishiguro's sixth novel, Never Let Me Go (2005), depicts a world where non-clone
humans exploit clone humans for health and longevity. As Ishiguro states, clone humans …

The article focuses on recent dystopias and the kind of pessimism displayed within their
narrative frame-works: written in an era of Fisher's “capitalist realism,” contemporary …