Individual Experience Research In Kazuo Ishiguro's Early Japanese Novels

Kazuo Ishiguro was awarded the 2017 Nobel Prize for Literature for his novels full of emotional power,with the individual experience carried by individual memory as the object of writing,excavating our abyss under the illusory connection with the world.So far,seven novels in his creation,are based on the past experiences of individuals writing the main content.This paper selects the original Japanese novels A Pale View of Hills and An Artist of the Floating World to explore the individual experience writing.In the fictional text,Kazuo Ishiguro focuses on two types of normal individuals experienced World War II,the victims and the perpetrators,and implanted his own understanding of personal experience into his creations.While telling the hero's past experiences,he also presented the survival dilemma they encountered.By writing the individual experience of the trauma of World War ?,Kazuo Ishiguro expressed his concern and thoughts on the prevailing dilemma of human society.He conveyed his exploration of the individual's dilemma through the protagonist's self-reflection and critical cognition of society.In addition,the stripping memory,recall and other outerwear look into the deep exploration of individual experience,more intuitive,thorough touch the problem of human existence predicament text.In the deep thinking and expression of individual experience,it also shows how Kazuo Ishiguro thinks and explores how human beings can get out of the predicament and move toward an ideal future.This is also the embodiment of humanistic care in his international creation.This article discusses the individual experience of Kazuo Ishiguro's early Japanese novels from three parts.Firstly,start from Kazuo Ishiguro's personal experience,exploring the impact of the immigrant experience and his dual cultural identity of its creation,social workers work at the university gave him a deep understanding of the relationship between the individual and society as well as individuals difficult to get rid of survival dilemma,he is personally Experience understanding and the origin of the Japanese theme novels A Pale View of Hills and An Artist of the Floating World.Secondly,in order to knot essays from individual experience of Japanese Novels,Kazuo Ishiguro cleverly presented individual's past experience from the perspective of two individual self and others.Based on this,this chapter tries from Lacan's mirror principle of the Self and the view to analyze the individual experience of being told by Kazuo Ishiguro's protagonists,Etsuko and Ono,very contradictory tension of individual experience in the two views presented in stone,a black male thorough and profoundly reveals the reason the hero deep existential crisis,the individual's own limitations and the oppression and rough definition of the"other".Finally,Kazuo Ishiguro conveyed his thoughts and explorations on the dilemma of human survival through the self-reflection of the protagonist and his critique of society,and the expectation of the individual and the future survival of the society.