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No Longer Human and other books by Osamu Dazai
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# Novels
1. *No Longer Human (Ningen Shikkaku, 1948)*: A semi-autobiographical novel exploring alienation, existentialism and the human condition. The protagonist, Yozo Oba, navigates Japan's post-war society, struggling with identity and morality.
2. *The Setting Sun (Shayō, 1947)*: A poignant portrayal of Japan's aristocracy in decline. The novel follows the disillusioned Kazuko, grappling with cultural heritage and personal identity amidst post-war chaos.
3. *The Shameful Life (Ningen Shikkaku, 1948, alternate translation)*: An alternate translation of "No Longer Human," emphasizing Yozo's turbulent life and inner turmoil.
# Short Story Collections
1. *Self-Portrait (Jibun no Shōzō, 1948)*: A collection of introspective short stories exploring themes of identity, mortality and the human condition.
2. *Blue Bamboo: Tales of Fantasy and Romance (Aoi Bamboo no Tanoshii Bungaku, 1950)*: Whimsical and fantastical stories blending Japanese folklore and modernist sensibilities.
3. *Otogizōshi: The Fairy Tale Book of Dazai Osamu (Otogi Zōshi, 1945-1948)*: A compilation of fantastical and psychologically complex tales inspired by Japanese folklore.
4. *Run, Melos! (Hashire, Merosu!, 1948)*: A reimagining of the ancient Greek legend, exploring themes of love, sacrifice and redemption.
5. *Six Short Stories (Dazai Osamu Tanpenshū, 1946-1953)*: A curated selection of Dazai's most notable short stories, showcasing his mastery of psychological insight and literary innovation.
# Essays and Non-Fiction
1. *The Flowers of Buffoonery (Dōke no Hana, 1945)*: A collection of essays exploring Japanese culture, identity and the role of the artist.
2. *Schoolgirl (Jogakusei, 1939)*: An early work, offering insights into Dazai's developing style and thematic preoccupations.
# Themes and Style
1. Existentialism and alienation
2. Japanese identity and cultural heritage
3. Psychological complexity and introspection
4. Modernist experimentation and innovation
5. Autobiographical elements and confessional style
6. Exploration of morality, mortality and the human condition
# Literary Significance
1. Influential figure in Japanese literary modernism
2. Critique of traditional Japanese values and social norms
3. Exploration of post-war Japan's cultural and psychological landscape
4. Innovative storytelling and narrative techniques
5. Autobiographical elements offering insight into Dazai's turbulent life
# Target Audience
1. Literary fiction readers
2. Students of Japanese literature and culture
3. Fans of existentialist and modernist writing
4. Anyone interested in psychological insights and complex characters
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