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WebHaruki Murakami. 4.13. 473,998 ratings37,979 reviews. Piętnastoletni Kafka ucieka z domu przed klątwą ojca na daleką wyspę Shikoku. Niezależnie od niego podąża tam …
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Kafka on the Shore
Book by Haruki Murakami
Kafka on the Shore is a 2002 novel by Japanese author Haruki Murakami. Its 2005 English translation was among "The 10 Best Books of 2005" from The New York Times and received the World Fantasy Award f…
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Original title海辺のカフカ [Umibe no Kafuka]
Originally publishedSeptember 1, 2002
Author Haruki Murakami
GenreFiction · Magical Realism · Fantasy · Japanese Literature · Novels · Literature · Classics · Literary Fiction · Asia · Asian Literature
Characters Kafka Tamura · Sakura · Satoru Nakata · Oshima · Miss Saeki · Hoshino
Awards World Fantasy Award · Los Angeles Times Book Prize · Independent Foreign Fiction Prize · PEN Translation Prize · Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis · Tähtifantasia Award · Βραβείο Βιβλίου Public · Premio San Clemente
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Kafka on the Shore is a metaphor. It follows no rules, it doesn’t adhere to reason, and applicability is not an issu…
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Kafka on the Shore is a metaphor. It follows no rules, it doesn’t adhere to reason, and applicability is not an issue. It fills you up, it tears you down. A fugue of emotions are present, you can’t seem to figure out which of the many different realizations flooding you is most important. Waves roll up again and again on the beach of your consciousness and at first you resist, but after a while you understand that your struggle is pointless, so you give in. You read, you feel, you try to understand, you try to make sense. And you know what? You love it. I don’t think I can adequately get the gist of a Murakami experience on a goodreads review. It’s something else, something you have to experience for yourself. I will try, but I know I shall fail. You have to realize that reading Murakami requires a unity of perception and feeling. I can try to make you understand certain concepts found in the book, but I will fall short on the sensory part. Murakami’s strength is the feeling he wraps around his teachings. He’s a surrealist painter, a musician, an oddity that weaves consciousness with pop-culture and makes it work. People say his works are easily accessible yet elegantly complex, I whole-heartedly agree. His style is so rich and resonant that it can dabble into lunacy without any sort of urgency. He isn’t regulated in any way, a writer free from normative paradigms and moral constraints. He’s pretty strange, but trust me, it’s awesome the way he writes. Okay, I’m gonna stop myself here. All I’m going to say is try it, experience it. See for yourself. This novel is shared between two people’s inter-connected tales of self-discovery. A damaged fifteen year-old named Kafka, an illiterate and magical old-man named Nakata, one fleeing from something, the other searching, one looking forward, the …
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”Sometimes fate is like a small sandstorm that keeps changing directions. You change direction but the sandstorm chas…
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”Sometimes fate is like a small sandstorm that keeps changing directions. You change direction but the sandstorm chases you. You turn again, but the storm adjusts. Over and over you play this out, like some ominous dance with death just before dawn. Why? Because this storm isn’t something that blew in from far away, something that has nothing to do with you. This storm is you. Something inside of you. So all you can do is give in to it, step right inside the storm, closing your eyes and plugging up your ears so the sand doesn’t get in, and walk through it, step by step. There’s no sun there, no moon, no direction, no sense of time. Just fine white sand swirling up into the sky like pulverized bones. That’s the kind of sandstorm you need to imagine.”His given name isn’t Kafka Tamura, but when he decides to strike out on his own he gave himself a name that more properly fit the version of himself he wanted to become. Kafka means crow in Czech. A name of significance to an inner self. His father is a world famous sculptor, a man admired for the strength of emotion his creations inspire. He also brought his son into existence (no hocus pocus here...the old fashioned way) molding him as if he were inanimate clay, infusing him with imagination, and in the end like a demented soothsayer, warping him with an Oedipus curse.Kill the father.Sex the sister. Seduce the mother. ”It’s all a question of imagination. Our responsibility begins with the power to imagine. It’s just like Yeats said: In dreams begin responsibilities. Flip this around and you could say that where there’s no power to imagine, no responsibility can arise.”Kafka is fifteen, not going on sixteen, but barely fifteen. He is on a quest to find himself.to lose himself.to escape himself.to avoid the prophecy. Like an arrow shot …
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Few books have infected me with boredom-induced ADD, the desire to gnaw my own foot off at the ankle, and the stat…
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Few books have infected me with boredom-induced ADD, the desire to gnaw my own foot off at the ankle, and the state of mind you might experience if forced to sit upon a nest of hornets while watching your home being burglarized, but this was one of them. It took me until page 70 to stop wanting to hop up and rearrange the spice cupboard or my sock drawer every few sentences, but then the feeling returned at page 243. Only 224 pages to go! From then on, my hatred and resentment of this book progressively grew like a dead cow bloating in the heat.“Kafka on the Shore” is a mess. It is such a mess that it makes my six-year-old son’s post-playdate bedroom look like Buckingham Palace. Loosely based on the Oedipus myth, and taking some obvious inspiration from Catcher in the Rye, this book seems to be little more than a random hodgepodge of ideas held together with pipe cleaners and raspberry jam. There was so much to hate about this book. Here are just a few things:1. Boring, unnecessary descriptions – that do nothing to further the story – of what people are wearing, what Kafka likes to do during his workout, what he decides to eat, what he is listening to on his Walkman, and so on. I wouldn’t have been surprised to read a monologue from Kafka along the lines of: “When I wipe my arse, I like to use just four squares of toilet paper, no more, no less. I count them out – one, two, three, four. Then I fold the length over once, and again. Equipped now with the perfect, handheld quilt, I wipe in a single, expert, sweeping motion – front to back. Examine the paper to determine whether I need to repeat the process. However, I would add that this is only if the paper is two-ply. For one-ply paper, I need a minimum of eight sheets, but only if they are of high quality. If not of …
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What kind of metaphor is that? Events, images, and symbols in the novel cannot be understood through unitary definition but rather achieve meaning through an accretion of associative links.
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Kafka on the Shore is a modern Odyssey which takes us from the suburban life of an unhappy teenager into the depths of history conspiracy and a magical underworld.
Murakami did not begin writing until he was 29, after owning a jazz bar.
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Kafka on the shore was published first in 2002, and then it was translated into english in 2005. Kafka on the Shore was an international success and was eventually translated into 38 languages.
Instead, several of these riddles combine, and through their interaction the possibility of a solution takes shape.
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The point of Kafka on the Shore is that human autonomy is achieved through overcoming conflict. He constantly seeks his mother figure, so that he can ask her the reason why she abandoned him.
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