英文摘要 |
Using imagination as a weapon, Kirino Natsuo creates a “super-real fictional world” where protagonists live in related, hierarchy networks that are more real than the reality. By approaching to or reflecting the truth of reality, such a fictious “super-real fictional world” fascinates the reader as it provides power that could override the reality. In applying mu-layered narrative strategy, both Memoirs of Cruelty and Grotesque are works that are hard for the reader to catch the core of the story in which the multidimensional protagonists are related with each other. Both works happen to be open texts that do not provide their reader with the privileged truth. In this paper apply Lacanian psychoanalysis to investigate the essence of the 'sexual human' who desires the desire of the Other in both works. While responding to the desire of the Other, women are alienated by the Other. How do they establish their own identity through narrating or desire for narrating will also be examined. Also, this paper will provide a critical reading of desire in Kirino's super real fictional world. |