Kazuo Ishiguro: Literary Relations Overview

• Roland Barthes and Ishiguro: The Butler as Myth
• Nostalgia, Historicity, Hybridity: Representations of Asian identities in the historical novels of Kazuo Ishiguro and Catherine Lim
• Contrasting Uses of the Narrator: An Analysis of Rushdie and Ishiguro
• Some Questions about Literary Relations for Ishiguro's The Remains of the Day
• Dueling Stories in Rushdie and Ishiguro
• Rushdie, Ishiguro, and the Art of Story-Telling
• Taking Responsibility: A Discussion of Ideological Positioning in Anthills of the Savannah and The Remains of the Day
• Merging Past and Present: Finding Strength in the Wake of Colonialism [The Remains of the Day, In Custody, and Once Were Warriors]
• Fragile Books, Fragile Selves: Past and Present in Jeyaretnam, Swift, and Ishiguro
• The Rejection of Women in The Remains of the Day, In Custody, and Once Were Warriors
• The Acceptance of Women in The Remains of the Day, In Custody, and Once Were Warriors