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Pred čitaocima se nalazi prvi Išigurov roman koji je objavio nakon što mu je dodeljena Nobelova nagrada za književnost 2017. Moderni svet je prikazao iz perspektive posve neobičnog naratora kako bi odgonetnuo neka od fundamentalnih egzistencijalnih pitanja koja se provlače kroz čitav njegov opus: suštinu ljudskosti, ljubavi, smrtnosti, odnosa između čoveka i tehnologije. Kritika je već proglasila roman Klara i Sunce za savremeno remek-delo koje je ne samo ispunilo već i prevazišlo sva književna, nimalo skromna očekivanja, s obzirom na to da mnogi smatraju Išigura za jednog od najvažnijih pisaca današnjice.
Prevod sa engleskog: Miloš Mitić
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View AllI was cautious about this book, I loved "Never Let Me Go" and had presumed Ishiguro's other works would be along those lines. I was completely wrong as every book is different, so I was a bit disappointed by When We Were Orphans and The Buried Giant as a result (they just weren't for me).Then I read the blurb for this and couldn't resist... I couldn't put it down. I loved it, it's sad, charming and lovely. I know you shouldn't compare, there were elements of Never Let Me Go, A.I., Toy Story and Black Mirror.*A re-read and still love it*
It makes one think, mostly about the destruction of self and not just Ai, but it is bigger than that
Klara and the Sun was an okay book. The story is about an artificial intelligence that takes care of a sick girl, and that takes up about 90% of the book. Not much happens for the majority of the book, and it seems like the author's intention was to make some profound arguments about the ethics of artificial intelligence, provide deep descriptions of human nature, and make some comments on climate change. However, these arguments are superficially explored and the dry writing can make the reader feel a bit bored.