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Which of Kazuo Ishiguro’s novels are set mostly in Japan ? I. The Unconsoled II. The Remains of the Day…

III and IV pairs An Artist of the Floating World and A Pale View of Hills, whose principal remembered Japanese worlds contrast with the English setting of The Remains of the…

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Which of Kazuo Ishiguro’s novels are set mostly in Japan ?
I. The Unconsoled
II. The Remains of the Day
III. An Artist of the Floating World
IV. A Pale View of Hills
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III and IV pairs An Artist of the Floating World and A Pale View of Hills, whose principal remembered Japanese worlds contrast with the English setting of The Remains of the Day and the unnamed European city of The Unconsoled.

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