Murakami Haruki's postmodern world

Murakami, Fuminobu

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“…However, a key trend has been to interpret this novel as a story about later generations coming to terms with Japan's colonial and imperial past (Benhammou 2010;Rubin 1999). Th is has especially been the case for studies making connections between this novel and Murakami's other works, such as The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle [1995], through the repetition of symbols and character-types (Ishihara 2007;F. Murakami, 2002).…”

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Heteroglossic Masculinity in Haruki Murakami's A Wild Sheep Chase

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2017

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Heteroglossic Masculinity in Haruki Murakami's A Wild Sheep Chase

Clark¹

2017

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“…Progress in melt-processing for large single-grain RE-Ba-Cu-O superconductors is paving the way for novel cryogenic applications, such as magnetic separation for water purification, flywheels for energy storage and magnetically levitated trains [1][2][3][4]. For these practical applications, bulk superconductors necessarily load high circulating supercurrents in a large diameter and in a high magnetic field.…”

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The development of melt-processed (Sm,Eu,Gd)Ba₂Cu₃O_7−δ single-domain superconductors for high field applications

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Murakami³

et al. 2004

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(Sm,Eu,Gd)Ba2Cu3O7−δ (RE123) single-domain superconductors were grown in 1% O2 in Ar with a modified hot-seeding melt process. Spatial superconducting variation and a local RE–Ba modulation were suppressed with the control of processing conditions. Pre-annealing at 960 °C for 10 h in Ar prior to melt growth was found to significantly lower the range of RE–Ba substitution and diminish the number of pores and microcracks. Excess BaCuO2−x was added to induce a Ba-enriched liquid and thereby hinder the nucleation of RE1+xBa2−xCu3O7−δ solid solution (RE123ss). The proper ratio of BaCuO2−x to RE123 was around (0.17–0.25):1. The optimal thermal schedule was a fast cooling with a rate of 2 °C h−1 for 10 h followed by a 100 h slow cooling of 0.15 °C h−1. A field of 1 T was trapped in a pellet of 35 mm diameter at 77 K and 2 T, which corresponded to the maximum external flux density of 3 T including the bias applied field.

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“…It is Fumiko's romantic relationship with the Katases that makes her an insider and grants her residency in Karuizawa. Moreover, according to Murakami (2002), modern emotion/desire plays two roles, namely "identifi cation with the same and discrimination against others" (128). Th e logic of Otherness in urban life "oft en is played out in violent modes of exclusion or in isolating forms of disconnection and strangeness" (Tonkiss 2005, 28).…”

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Sexuality and Space: Tokyo and Karuizawa in Mariko Koike's 'Koi'

Qiao¹

2015

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Th is article employs Koike Mariko's novel Koi [1995] as a case study to explore the functions of urban space in contemporary Japanese fi ction. It examines the way that urban space works as an axis upon which the characters in Koi interact, and analyses how those interactions function in direct proportion to the nature of the urban space through which they move. Th is article also analyses the plot paradigm of 'sexual deviance/transgression during periods of social turbulence', and identifi es the interrelations between sexuality and socio-political factors. Th e representation of urban space in Koi, together with the socio-political backdrop of the 1970s student movements, is shown to complement the construction and development of the characters' sexualities, thereby enriching the narrative and supporting Ai Maeda's claim of urban space's impact on literature.

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Murakami Haruki's postmodern world

Cited by 9 publications

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Heteroglossic Masculinity in Haruki Murakami's A Wild Sheep Chase

Heteroglossic Masculinity in Haruki Murakami's A Wild Sheep Chase

The development of melt-processed (Sm,Eu,Gd)Ba₂Cu₃O_7−δ single-domain superconductors for high field applications

Sexuality and Space: Tokyo and Karuizawa in Mariko Koike's 'Koi'

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Murakami Haruki's postmodern world

Cited by 9 publications

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Heteroglossic Masculinity in Haruki Murakami's A Wild Sheep Chase

Heteroglossic Masculinity in Haruki Murakami's A Wild Sheep Chase

The development of melt-processed (Sm,Eu,Gd)Ba2Cu3O7−δ single-domain superconductors for high field applications

Sexuality and Space: Tokyo and Karuizawa in Mariko Koike's 'Koi'

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The development of melt-processed (Sm,Eu,Gd)Ba₂Cu₃O_7−δ single-domain superconductors for high field applications