The quest of identity in a modern dystopian novel: Kazuo Ishiguro´s "Never Let Me Go"
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The quest of identity in a modern dystopian novel: Kazuo Ishiguro´s "Never Let Me Go"

by Line Schneider

Literary Criticism dystopian fiction academic studies
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Line Schneider examines the quest for identity in Kazuo Ishiguro’s Never Let Me Go. Framing the novel as modern dystopian fiction, this study considers its literary treatment of selfhood and the broader questions raised by identity in an unsettling fictional world.

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This book examines the theme of identity in Kazuo Ishiguro’s Never Let Me Go.

It approaches the novel as a work of modern dystopian fiction.

The discussion focuses on how identity can be understood within the novel’s literary and thematic framework.

Readers interested in Ishiguro, dystopian literature, and questions of selfhood may find this study relevant.

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