I am in ambiguous Japan

Author: (Japanese) Kenzaburō ōe
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: This book collects seventeen essays by the renowned contemporary Japanese writer Kenzaburō ōe. It primarily includes dialogues with the famous Chinese writer Mo Yan, speeches, commentaries on current affairs, discussions on literary creation, and reflections on life. From various perspectives, it introduces and summarizes the author's life, thoughts, and creative practices. As a person living in this era and a witness to history marked by painful memories, the author does not, like Kawabata, cry out "Beautiful Japan, my Japan," but instead expresses "Ambiguous Japan, my Japan."