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- Kirikirijin abstract "Kirikirijin 吉里吉里人 (The People of Kirikiri or The Kirikirians - 1981) is Inoue Hisashi's major satirical novel, challenges the political, cultural and linguistic authority of Tokyo, by depicting the political separation for the Kirikiri people from the rest of Japan. The Tohoku dialect juxtaposes the fact that it is closely related with the Tokyo dialect (considered as ‘standard’ Japanese) with the fact that it is considered a rural, uneducated and backward dialect because of its sound. It defies Tokyo-centred culture and the homogenisation of individual experience, as well as celebrating imagination, independence and innovationThis novel has been considered as a main example of the current of Magic Realism in Japanese Literature. Other Japanese authors with considerable literary contributions to this genre are: Abe Kobo, Murakami Haruki, Yasunari Kawabata and Oe Kenzaburo.".
- Kirikirijin wikiPageID "10853040".
- Kirikirijin wikiPageRevisionID "544776362".
- Kirikirijin hasPhotoCollection Kirikirijin.
- Kirikirijin subject Category:1981_novels.
- Kirikirijin subject Category:Japanese_magic_realism_novels.
- Kirikirijin subject Category:Japanese_novels.
- Kirikirijin subject Category:Novels_set_in_Japan.
- Kirikirijin subject Category:Satirical_novels.
- Kirikirijin type 1981Novels.
- Kirikirijin type Abstraction100002137.
- Kirikirijin type Communication100033020.
- Kirikirijin type Fiction106367107.
- Kirikirijin type JapaneseMagicRealismNovels.
- Kirikirijin type JapaneseNovels.
- Kirikirijin type LiteraryComposition106364329.
- Kirikirijin type Novel106367879.
- Kirikirijin type SatiricalNovels.
- Kirikirijin type Writing106362953.
- Kirikirijin type WrittenCommunication106349220.
- Kirikirijin comment "Kirikirijin 吉里吉里人 (The People of Kirikiri or The Kirikirians - 1981) is Inoue Hisashi's major satirical novel, challenges the political, cultural and linguistic authority of Tokyo, by depicting the political separation for the Kirikiri people from the rest of Japan. The Tohoku dialect juxtaposes the fact that it is closely related with the Tokyo dialect (considered as ‘standard’ Japanese) with the fact that it is considered a rural, uneducated and backward dialect because of its sound.".
- Kirikirijin label "Kirikirijin".
- Kirikirijin label "吉里吉里人".
- Kirikirijin sameAs 吉里吉里人.
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- Kirikirijin sameAs Q6415161.
- Kirikirijin sameAs Q6415161.
- Kirikirijin sameAs Kirikirijin.
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