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Beasts Head for Home is a haunting and gripping story and an indispensable read for anyone interested in postcolonial studies, settler colonial studies, and the history of empire.--Katsuya Hirano, author of The Politics of Dialogic Imagination: Power and Popular Culture in Early Modern Japan The earliest work by one of Japan's foremost writers to appear in English, Beasts Head for Home tells ...
"Set in Manchuria in the aftermath of the Asian Pacific War. The central character is Kuki Kyūzō, whose settler parents relocated from Japan to the Manchurian puppet-state as the Japanese empire expanded.
Beasts Head for Home, Abe Kobo, Richard F Calichman (trans) Abe’s language is, at least in the translation by Richard F Calichman (who also edited The Frontier Within, a collection of Abe’s essays), both sparse and pointed. A veneer of matter-of-factness tries and of course fails to conceal the turbulence and tension in the narrative.
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Columbia University PressKobo Abe's 'Beasts Head for Home,' translated by Richard F. Calichman, is a harrowing fictionalized account of a young Japanese man who journeys through the harsh ...
