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Three-Dimensional Reading: Stories of Time and Space in Japanese Modernist Fiction, 1911-1932 by
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Perry
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'Astromania' has everything I could want from a short story.
— Feb 16, 2023 10:26AM
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ooeoeodsh
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sato haruo- a record of the nonchalant
is amazing and i cant put my finger on why it feels so relatable? the cirucmstances of the roses death are the only hopeful part of hte entire story. the transofrmation into plants seems analogocous to the commodification of labour.
— Apr 28, 2017 10:23AM
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is amazing and i cant put my finger on why it feels so relatable? the cirucmstances of the roses death are the only hopeful part of hte entire story. the transofrmation into plants seems analogocous to the commodification of labour.
ooeoeodsh
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I just want to write a note to myself why won't you let me do that
— Feb 10, 2017 12:49AM
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I liked the law student and the Garrett a lot.
Also love configuration .
Both of these short stories deal with loss of a perceived great potential . And a meandering life farce of a life afterwards.
Configuration makes language so malleable. It reminds me of catch 22, :but deali~g with senses instead of logic. It reminds me of how I've felt when I've been sick. How my senses have blended together . It
— Feb 10, 2017 12:46AM
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Also love configuration .
Both of these short stories deal with loss of a perceived great potential . And a meandering life farce of a life afterwards.
Configuration makes language so malleable. It reminds me of catch 22, :but deali~g with senses instead of logic. It reminds me of how I've felt when I've been sick. How my senses have blended together . It
