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Condition: New: A new, unread, unused book in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages. See the ...

Publication Year: 1973

Format: Paperback

Language: English

Book Title: No Longer Human

Author: Osamu Dazai

Genre: Fiction

Topic: Literary, Classics, Literary, Coming of Age

Number of Pages: 176 Pages

ISBN: 9780811204811

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by imabutte-0
23 Dec, 2021
depressing but good
good book. depressing, but nonetheless good. it arrived in great condition. i finished reading it the same day it arrived. it’s a book that really makes you think and i believe should be read more than once to really understand. but in the end i think there’s not too much that needs understanding. this guy felt he could not be classified as human. he was scared of humans. he couldn’t understand them. he wanted to die. the author after writing this book died by double suicide. he achieved his goal. good book. depressing, but nonetheless good. it arrived in great condition. i finished reading it the same day it arrived. it’s a book that really makes you think and i believe should be read more than once to really understand. but in the end i think there’s not too much that needs understanding. this guy felt he could not be classified as human. he was scared of humans. he couldn’t understand them. he wanted to die. the author after writing this book died by double suicide. he achieved his goal.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: neontheater
by lng-ln9-aj2eoyvyg
14 May, 2019
Heavy but a good read
This particular book by one of Japan's renowned writers where it tells the reader of the real Dazai's story through the fictional account of Yozo Oba, how he believes that he failed at being a human, despite his effort. The book explores the various decadences through humans and gives us a view of what can only be described as a dark era that went for as long as the protagonist can remember, exploring the negative aspects of being human, commentary on society through a glass that is half-empty. No Longer Human also explores themes that regard dark topics, on the likes of melancholy, depression and the nature of humans in general after Japan's journey through World War II, where the country was nothing but a wasteland of despair and some clinging on to hope, when it all they have left in ... This particular book by one of Japan's renowned writers where it tells the reader of the real Dazai's story through the fictional account of Yozo Oba, how he believes that he failed at being a human, despite his effort. The book explores the various decadences through humans and gives us a view of what can only be described as a dark era that went for as long as the protagonist can remember, exploring the negative aspects of being human, commentary on society through a glass that is half-empty. No Longer Human also explores themes that regard dark topics, on the likes of melancholy, depression and the nature of humans in general after Japan's journey through World War II, where the country was nothing but a wasteland of despair and some clinging on to hope, when it all they have left in a desolate land devastated by the war's aftermath.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: IucLFdTlT8G@Deleted
by gerhect
21 Dec, 2021
Great!!
Awesome book we love it!!
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by co969058
30 Jan, 2024
Crappy print
Book is missing words print is really bad but its a good book
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: lifestyle_industrial.store
by mrsharkbait
26 Jun, 2019
Even though it is written in the 1950s, this book is still relevant today, and not just for Japanese.
The translation is very well written.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: fannyhoodoo

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