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Dazai Osamu: No Longer Human

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The Dazao office's chief work, human failure, is a flowering work in an age of unrest about society. This work, known as the author's autobiographical novel, uses the art of Dazai Osamu's hand form to speak as if he were confessing his life. The story of the story is a series of fears and unrests of a young man whose narratives, ‘ I, ’ and his post-it - character, were composed of three handbills written by Yozo, who made up of men, all channels with society, with laughter. The ‘ people ’ were not understood, but Joe, who called himself ‘ jokers ’ to be assimilated into the world, eventually became a ‘ human loser. ’. A master who uses an aliened Jordan to experience the hypocrisy and cruelty of the human world. This is a work that anyone in Yozo could ask about, what kind of human beings are we in a world that we would have felt once before, in a human world that cannot be trusted. The leading hero was born in a house with no need for food, and he is popular and cheerful to look at. But inside, I live with my distrust of man and my fear of him. So there's a whole lot more of this human being who wants to be who he is, just the human being, who gives them the smile they want. And yet, it's far from happiness and contentment. The inside mask of ‘ clown business ’ is hidden and no one can truly build a relationship with anyone. So his relationship is empty and empty. Eventually, the cry comes to a tragic end, with several suicide attempts and drinks, women and drugs getting increasingly ruined. Fear of human nature has forced us to do "a clown" in front of everyone.

Korean title: 인간 실격

Korean author: 다자이 오사무

Korean publisher: 더클래식

ISBN-13: 9791164454129

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JH****
February 20, 2023

I want you to read this book and think about the real "humanity.". What is human loss for those who live in the present?

다자이 오사무: 인간 실격
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