Kazuo Ishiguro: Memory and Morality

This chapter explores Kazuo Ishiguro's literary journey, highlighting the contrast between his Japanese upbringing and his famous work, 'The Remains of the Day.' It examines the deeply woven themes of professionalism, memory, and moral accountability as showcased through the character of Stevens, an English butler reflecting on his past. The discussion also addresses the broader societal implications of power dynamics and cultural interpretations of Ishiguro's narratives.