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PLOT AND COMPOSITION ORGANIZATION OF THE NOVEL "THE EMISSARY" BY MODERN JAPANESE-GERMAN WRITER YOKO TAWADA

Zukhra Ramilevna Sabitova (Associate Lecturer, Tashkent State University Of Oriental Studies, Uzbekistan)

Международный журнал передовых научных исследований · 176-182 · 2023

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This article examines the narrative structure and arrangement of elements in Yoko Tawada's novel, "The Emissary," authored by a contemporary Japanese-German writer. The novel delves into a dystopian future, albeit with a distinct emphasis on exploring the human experiences within this setting rather than solely dwelling on its dystopian aspects. Through the portrayal of a select group of characters, the novel adeptly captures the essence of humanity amidst the impending apocalypse. Tawada's work serves as a contemplative piece that contemplates the themes of mortality and hope within an uncertain future, skillfully intertwining humor and darkness to create a unique literary experience.

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«This article examines the narrative structure and arrangement of elements in Yoko Tawada's novel, "The Emissary," authored by a contemporary Japanese-German writer.»

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Yoko Tawada, Japan, Germany, literature, novel «The Emissary»
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