Prima persona singolare
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Summary
Murakami Haruki è da solo in viaggio nel nord del Giappone quando decide di fermarsi per la notte in un ryōkan， le tipiche locande di montagna giapponesi。 Ad accoglierlo un locandiere vecchissimo e di poche parole e un gatto che appare altrettanto decrepito。 Ma che importa， il posto è accogliente e poi non c’è altro disponibile nei dintorni: anzi， Murakami decide di approfittare del bagno termale per rilassarsi。 Ed è lì， tra i vapori dell’acqua calda， che entra una scimmia: «Buonasera »， dice la scimmia， «vuole che le lavi la schiena？» La scimmia ha imparato a parlare dal suo antico padrone， un professore di Shinagawa， un quartiere di Tōkyō， ama ascoltare Bruckner （apprezza in particolare il terzo movimento della Settima sinfonia） e ha una vita molto interessante alle spalle。 La racconterà al nostro narratore poco dopo， in camera， mentre si bevono una Sapporo come due vecchi amici che， complice la notte， aprono il loro cuore intorno al tema dei temi: l’amore， l’amore romantico e quello erotico， la solitudine e il suo opposto， il desiderio e ciò che significa nella vita degli esseri viventi。
Pare proprio che， con la raggiunta maturità anagrafica e artistica， Murakami Haruki abbia deciso di puntare il telescopio della sua arte verso l’interno， verso quella «prima persona singolare» che nelle opere precedenti restava nell’ombra。 E per farlo ci regala otto racconti in cui dice «io»， otto gemme che anche quando sconfinano nei mari del fantastico non rinunciano alla sincerità， al calore della confessione， all’emozione di un cuore per la prima volta messo a nudo。
Pare proprio che， con la raggiunta maturità anagrafica e artistica， Murakami Haruki abbia deciso di puntare il telescopio della sua arte verso l’interno， verso quella «prima persona singolare» che nelle opere precedenti restava nell’ombra。 E per farlo ci regala otto racconti in cui dice «io»， otto gemme che anche quando sconfinano nei mari del fantastico non rinunciano alla sincerità， al calore della confessione， all’emozione di un cuore per la prima volta messo a nudo。
Reviews
Mackenzie M。
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One of Murakami's better short story collections。 Leans more on the realistic， less on the surreal。 The baseball poetry was a riot！ One of Murakami's better short story collections。 Leans more on the realistic， less on the surreal。 The baseball poetry was a riot！ 。。。more
Heather
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RTC
Xin Gao
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Murakami never disappoints。 I feel like the reading experience will not be as great if you read this book in English。。。 but the way he writes in Japanese is just so calming and smooth and makes me feel nostalgic， even when he's not really writing about anything。 Murakami never disappoints。 I feel like the reading experience will not be as great if you read this book in English。。。 but the way he writes in Japanese is just so calming and smooth and makes me feel nostalgic， even when he's not really writing about anything。 。。。more
Indy
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I don’t understand why I wasted money on Murakami’s book again。 Again， there is a reason why he never gets the Nobel Prize。 His stories always contain the same elements - sex and weird fantasy with metaphors， sometimes with a bit of music knowledge thrown in。 At least this book is a collection of short stories， not the lengthy boring long story that drags into two book。 I guess “Men without Women” is the only book that I really like。
Andrea
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Un Murakami di cattivo conio， di quelli fatti col mestiere di scrivere e una spruzzata di tutti gli ingredienti della ricetta consolidata， ma nessuna magia， nessun silenzio， nessuna meraviglia。
Charlotte Jaroš
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Dit is mijn 11de boek van Murakami。 Het is geweten dat ze allemaal nog meer op het vorige boek lijken dan het volgende。 Telkens hetzelfde verhaal met andere details， en dat is binnen deze kortverhalen niet anders。 Solitaire hoofdpersonages met een gebrek aan zelfvertrouwen en een onvermogen om zich te engageren tot iets anders dan hun eenzaamheid。 In deze bundel beschrijven de inwisselbare hoofdpersonages de wereld op dezelfde manier: als een naïeve puber die verbaasd is over banaliteiten maar e Dit is mijn 11de boek van Murakami。 Het is geweten dat ze allemaal nog meer op het vorige boek lijken dan het volgende。 Telkens hetzelfde verhaal met andere details， en dat is binnen deze kortverhalen niet anders。 Solitaire hoofdpersonages met een gebrek aan zelfvertrouwen en een onvermogen om zich te engageren tot iets anders dan hun eenzaamheid。 In deze bundel beschrijven de inwisselbare hoofdpersonages de wereld op dezelfde manier: als een naïeve puber die verbaasd is over banaliteiten maar er niet in slaagt interesse te tonen in het onderwerp （een emotie， een passant， het verhaal van iemand anders）。 Waardoor ook het verhaal zelf diepgang mist。Het chronisch gebrek aan hun zelfzekerheid lijkt vanuit de schrijver zelf te komen。 Nergens waagt die zich aan een literaire paragraaf of een poëtische metafoor。 Elke opportuniteit voor een mooi stukje tekst gaat hij uit de weg: “haar schoonheid beschrijven is gewoonweg onmogelijk。” Of een vrouw met een mooie stem wordt: “de kwaliteit van haar stembanden was waarschijnlijk uitstekend。” Murakamis weigering om standpunt in te nemen wordt op den duur ronduit vervelend。 Valse bescheidenheid staat niemand。 De hoofdpersonages lijken zich al op voorhand voor hun bestaan te verontschuldigen， mede dankzij overvloedig gebruik van haakjes in de tekst。 Toch overvalt hen telkens iets bijzonders， alsof ze uitverkoren zijn。 Desondanks hebben meeste verhalen hebben geen conclusie。 Alsof Murakami zich niet aan afrondingen durft te wagen。 Enkel aan nagolven。Behalve “Norwegian Wood” en “Een kat achterlaten” heb ik in Murakamis boeken zelden iets vernieuwends gelezen， en dat is hier niet anders。 Hetzelfde boek kaarten maar anders geschud。 Behalve het laatste hoofdstuk “Eerste persoon enkelvoud” geen aanrader。Wel een extra ⭐️ voor uitgeverij Atlas omdat ze EINDELIJK een nieuwe coverstijl voor Murakami hebben gekozen。 。。。more
Thi
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Dinstinctive Murakami short story collection around love， humanity， what-seems-like-reality and。。。 Memory loss， guilt and a meta layer of the writing itself with a strong blend of the narrator and Murakami-san himself which was done well。 I do not think the stories blew me away， but one of my favourites was Charlie Parker Plays Bossa Nova。
Laceyhas
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In these eight short stories we get the Murakami we know and like （or dislike）: the sharp， crisp feelings， the wordplays， the sudden apparition of magical creatures， the theme of death and suicide， seemingly apathetic/passive protagonists， music。 In these eight short stories， however， I could feel more of the later work from Murakami: less structured， more willingly to just tell us what he has to say， no matter what we think about it。 I think everyone will like some stories and enjoy others less In these eight short stories we get the Murakami we know and like （or dislike）: the sharp， crisp feelings， the wordplays， the sudden apparition of magical creatures， the theme of death and suicide， seemingly apathetic/passive protagonists， music。 In these eight short stories， however， I could feel more of the later work from Murakami: less structured， more willingly to just tell us what he has to say， no matter what we think about it。 I think everyone will like some stories and enjoy others less， it all depends on which one of his “themes” you like the most: the music， the magic， the people， death。 Not his best collection of short stories but surely worth reading and enjoying （found myself trying to slow down to let the words sink， I think that in these more eerie， impressionist works the real craftsmanship is more in the way the content is delivered than in the content itself） 。。。more
Paul
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So the actual writing of the short stories is great。 The sentence structure and choice of words makes this a pleasent read。Yet the content of the stories left me dissatisfied。 The second to last one I found nice but the others I either did not understand and/or found quite boring。
Lulufrances
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Murakami truly seems to be a bit hit or miss for me， and this one was a miss。 My first time reading him in the German translation and while I liked how Ursula Gräfe translated him - it did feel very on brand and familiar - the short stories themselves bored me with their lack of depth。 Or meaning。 The only one I enjoyed was Carnaval， the rest left me underwhelmed。 A shame when I paid so much for this hardback new release。。。
Zachary Houle
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The work of Japanese author Haruki Murakami usually takes one of two modes: either a story or a novel is a tale of the fantastic or it is one of kitchen sink realism。 Rarely do the two intermingle。 However， in Murakami’s new short story collection， First Person Singular （and all eight of the stories in the collection are written in the first person singular）， the two overlap to some degree to create a hybrid， a middle oval in a Venn diagram。 Some stories appear to be outright fiction and fabulis The work of Japanese author Haruki Murakami usually takes one of two modes: either a story or a novel is a tale of the fantastic or it is one of kitchen sink realism。 Rarely do the two intermingle。 However， in Murakami’s new short story collection， First Person Singular （and all eight of the stories in the collection are written in the first person singular）， the two overlap to some degree to create a hybrid， a middle oval in a Venn diagram。 Some stories appear to be outright fiction and fabulist， while other stories seem to be based on a real event or events in the author’s life。 （One story towards the end of the volume is told strictly from the author’s viewpoint — he is named as the narrator — and seems to be an essay about his fandom of Japanese baseball。） Thus， this question begs the question: is it real or is it Memorex？First Person Singular marks an improvement over Murakami’s last story collection， Men Without Women （first published in English in 2017）。 I found some of the stories in that tome to be fairly wispy and didn’t captivate my interest at all。 In comparison， I read First Person Singular in one sitting of a little less than three hours on an early spring Sunday afternoon。 These are stories that are gripping and compelling for the most part — though there is the odd semi-dud sprinkled amongst them， the first story in the collection being one of them （it’s about a chance meeting with an old man with a bizarre take on circles）。 Despite this， you’ll want to sit on the edge of your seat as you plow through these usually masterful takes on the bizarre and yet seemingly realistic at the same time。 There’s no central theme to a lot of these stories。 They seem to be meant for the sole purpose of entertaining and entertain they do。Read the rest of the review here: https://zachary-houle。medium。com/a-re。。。 。。。more
DeteHo
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Heyho und Hallo，als Liebhaber von Kurzgeschichten hat mich Erste Person Singular direkt angesprochen。 Auf der anderen Seite stand die Tatsache， dass ich den neuen Murakami auf jeden Fall lesen bzw。 hören wollte。 Wird übrigens von Frank Arnold gelesen und ich finde， der Mann kann den Stil sowie die Geschichten von Murakami hervorragend darstellen。Grundsätzlich haben mir die Geschichten gut gefallen， wobei mich nicht alle Themen angesprochen haben。 Teilweise ging es so tiefgründig um bestimmte Mus Heyho und Hallo，als Liebhaber von Kurzgeschichten hat mich Erste Person Singular direkt angesprochen。 Auf der anderen Seite stand die Tatsache， dass ich den neuen Murakami auf jeden Fall lesen bzw。 hören wollte。 Wird übrigens von Frank Arnold gelesen und ich finde， der Mann kann den Stil sowie die Geschichten von Murakami hervorragend darstellen。Grundsätzlich haben mir die Geschichten gut gefallen， wobei mich nicht alle Themen angesprochen haben。 Teilweise ging es so tiefgründig um bestimmte Musiker， sodass ich damit nicht viel anfangen konnte。 Trotzdem gab es immer etwas， was mich dazu bewog， weiterhören zu wollen。Kleine Geschichten aus dem Leben Murakamis， die schön， teilweise sehr speziell erzählt werden und manchmal etwas abgedreht wirken， aber sehr unterhaltsam und kurzweilig sind。 Je nach Thema regen sie zum Nachdenken an， was mir einfach zusagt。 Schwerfällige Themen wurden für mich jedoch nicht behandelt， muss ich sagen。Kann ich allen Murakami-Fans empfehlen und allen， die Lust auf eine vielseitige Kurzgeschichten-Sammlung haben。 。。。more
Gönül
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Hier ist von einsamen Männern， Musik， Paralellwelten bis zu sprechenden Affen alles dabei， was die Erzählkunst von Murakami ausmacht， natürlich in konzentrierter Form。 Mich hat es beeindruckt， dass trotz der banalsten Geschichte es immer eine kleine Aussage gab， die man getrost als Lebensweisheit bezeichnen kann。 Für Anfänger kann ich dieses Buch nicht empfehlen aber für Fans wie mich ist es ein Genuss。
incipit mania
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IncipitAdesso vorrei parlare di una donna。Prima persona singolare Incipitmania IncipitAdesso vorrei parlare di una donna。Prima persona singolare Incipitmania 。。。more
Barry Hunden
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3/4 ！
Silvia
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Come si direbbe in una storia d'amore che sia in crisi potrei esordire dicendo: "Murakami， non sei tu ad essere cambiato。 Sono io。"Ho cominciato a leggere i suoi libri a sedici anni e li ho divorati leggendoli più volte。Ho apprezzato infinitamente "Killing Commendatore" che mi era sembrato molto più fluido di 1Q84 ma siamo lontani dallo splendore di cose come "Kafka sulla Spiaggia" "Nel segno della pecora"， "La fine del mondo e il Paese delle Meraviglie。"Il racconto che ho apprezzato di più nell Come si direbbe in una storia d'amore che sia in crisi potrei esordire dicendo: "Murakami， non sei tu ad essere cambiato。 Sono io。"Ho cominciato a leggere i suoi libri a sedici anni e li ho divorati leggendoli più volte。Ho apprezzato infinitamente "Killing Commendatore" che mi era sembrato molto più fluido di 1Q84 ma siamo lontani dallo splendore di cose come "Kafka sulla Spiaggia" "Nel segno della pecora"， "La fine del mondo e il Paese delle Meraviglie。"Il racconto che ho apprezzato di più nella raccolta è stato "Carnaval" e questo Murakami più lirico - se vogliamo - è molto interessante ed il racconto che dà il titolo alla raccolta potrebbe tranquillamente essere l'incipit per uno dei suoi nuovi romanzi。 。。。more
Come Musica
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Otto racconti， come otto pagine di un album di fotografie: quello personale di Murakami Haruki。 In uno troviamo la poetessa di tanka， che donò il suo libro rilegato all’autore“Orase il momento è orami devo accontentaredel vicolo ciecodi questo presente。Decapitatadal vento di montagnamutaai piedi delle ortensieacqua di giugno”In un altro， un cerchio con tanti centri senza circonferenza: un po’ difficile da immaginare。“Malgrado avessi ancora la mente intorpidita， per non essere scortese ci provai。 Otto racconti， come otto pagine di un album di fotografie: quello personale di Murakami Haruki。 In uno troviamo la poetessa di tanka， che donò il suo libro rilegato all’autore“Orase il momento è orami devo accontentaredel vicolo ciecodi questo presente。Decapitatadal vento di montagnamutaai piedi delle ortensieacqua di giugno”In un altro， un cerchio con tanti centri senza circonferenza: un po’ difficile da immaginare。“Malgrado avessi ancora la mente intorpidita， per non essere scortese ci provai。 «Un cerchio con molti centri， ma senza circonferenza…»！ Niente， avevo un bel rifletterci su， non ci riuscivo。– No， mi spiace， – dissi。Il vecchio mi guardò senza parlare。 Come se attendesse da me una risposta un po’ piú intelligente。– A scuola， nelle lezioni di matematica， non ci hanno spiegato questo tipo di cerchio， – aggiunsi fiaccamente。– Per forza， – fece lui scuotendo la testa。 – È normale， a scuola non ti insegnano queste cose。 Di tutto quello che è veramente importante， a scuola non ti dicono nulla。 Come sai bene。Come sapevo bene？ E da cosa lo presumeva， lui？– Esiste veramente， un cerchio cosí？ – gli chiesi。– Ovvio， – rispose il vecchio， annuendo piú volte。 – Ovvio che esiste。 Anche se nessuno lo può vedere。”In un altro troveremo un inedito di Charlie Parker， in cui l’immaginazione vivida di Murakami emerge in tutta la sua forza。Passando poi dai Beatles， fino ad arrivare al Carnaval di Schumann“Ho continuato a comprare dischi di quel brano ogni volta che ne è uscito uno。 E ad annotare le mie impressioni su un quaderno。 Nuove interpretazioni di Carnaval ce ne sono state parecchie， ma la mia preferita resta sempre quella di Rubinstein。 Il piano di Rubinstein non strappa a forza la maschera che la gente porta sul volto。 Passa come una brezza leggera， dolce， nello spiraglio tra la maschera e il viso。La felicità è davvero qualcosa di relativo。 Giusto？”In molte di queste foto personali ci si può riconoscere。 Quante volte ci siamo sentiti un po’ fuori fase， come quella che si prova nel non essere nel contenitore giusto， oppure di non essersi sistemato bene， come se ad un certo punto qualcosa sia andato storto。 “In quell’istante， all’improvviso， ho avuto la sensazione di aver preso， a un certo punto della mia vita， la strada sbagliata。 Una sensazione che si faceva sempre piú forte， piú mi guardavo， piú il tipo in giacca e cravatta di fronte a me mi pareva uno sconosciuto。 Ma se non ero io， l’uomo riflesso lí， allora chi era？Nella mia vita – come probabilmente nella vita di chiunque – ci sono state alcune importanti biforcazioni。 Momenti in cui avrei potuto andare sia a destra che a sinistra。 A volte ho scelto la destra， a volte la sinistra （mi è capitato di avere qualche buon motivo per prendere l’una o l’altra direzione， ma molto piú spesso non sono riuscito a trovarne neanche uno。 Oppure non sono stato io a decidere， qualcun altro l’ha fatto per me）。 Il risultato era che adesso mi trovavo lí。 Ero l’uomo che esisteva lí in quel momento， in prima persona singolare。 Se avessi fatto anche solo una volta una scelta diversa， probabilmente ora sarei stato altrove。 Ma allora chi era， quello che vedevo riflesso nello specchio？” 。。。more
Elena L。
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FIRST PERSON SINGULAR is a collection of eight short stories told in first person - from memories of youth to meditation on music， these stories beautifully touch on childhood， love， solitude and memories。 They are narrated by a masterful voice and you often wonder if the narrator may or may not be Murakami himself。Philosophical and mysterious， I absolutely loved the eloquent writing and I couldn't put this book down。 This book is characterized by a peculiar blend of whimsy and profundity， dream FIRST PERSON SINGULAR is a collection of eight short stories told in first person - from memories of youth to meditation on music， these stories beautifully touch on childhood， love， solitude and memories。 They are narrated by a masterful voice and you often wonder if the narrator may or may not be Murakami himself。Philosophical and mysterious， I absolutely loved the eloquent writing and I couldn't put this book down。 This book is characterized by a peculiar blend of whimsy and profundity， dreamy and playful， inexplicable and unsettling （especially regarding the depiction of female character）， exposing the genuine strangeness of our real world。 My favorites were "Cream" and "With the Beatles"。 I recommend this collection for readers searching for a witty and striking experience。[ I received an ARC from the publisher - Knopf - in exchange for an honest review ] 。。。more
Tori
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Much more interesting and enjoyable than some of his earlier work， I think。“Im Laufe des Nachmittags fällt im strömenden Regen eine namenlose Axt und enthauptet die Dämmerung。”“Nichts was leicht zu haben ist hat einen Wert。”“Wie viele Mädchen die für ihr Alter zu groß sind war sie nicht besonders hübsch”
Luna
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ちょうど自分の置かれている人生状況と重なっているような物語があった。それか、誰しもが共感できるような広範に渡って解釈可能な彼の文章だろうか。長編小説と比べると、やはり物足りない感じがする。しかしだからこそ、書かれていない部分について自分の頭の中で妄想を膨らますことに時間をより使った気がする。音楽のピックアップもいい。好き！
Ti
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The Short of It:Fans of Murakami will not be disappointed with his latest collection of stories which touch on everything he’s passionate about （baseball， talking animals， women， and music）。The Rest of It:As many of you know， I am crazy for Murakami’s writing and was once an ambassador for one of his books which earned me two signed copies。 They humbly sit on a special shelf in my loft and whenever I hear of a new book coming out， I am filled with anticipation and forced to remain patient as it The Short of It:Fans of Murakami will not be disappointed with his latest collection of stories which touch on everything he’s passionate about （baseball， talking animals， women， and music）。The Rest of It:As many of you know， I am crazy for Murakami’s writing and was once an ambassador for one of his books which earned me two signed copies。 They humbly sit on a special shelf in my loft and whenever I hear of a new book coming out， I am filled with anticipation and forced to remain patient as it often takes two years for his works to be translated。When I heard about this collection of stories I knew I had to find a copy and the publisher was kind enough to send me a review copy。 That said， are you a short story person？ Usually， I am not。 I’ve read some good collections but I will always choose a novel over short stories。 The one thing I can say about Murakami is that sometimes his short works become novels so I pay special attention to his stories when they come out。First Person Singular is an accurate representation of his writing style。 I always struggle to find the right words to describe his writing but his stories always touch on isolation and his protagonists usually are everyday guys who dress and live simply。 They are often observers of people， going about their lives。 There is a simplicity to this but also a complexity when you think about how complex human beings can be。His characters often just sidle up to a bar and have conversations with strange people， usually women。 This is the case in the story which provides the title for the book， First Person Singular。 What appears to be innocent chit chat suddenly becomes an accusation of something he’s done in the past。 What has he done？ Three years was so long ago。In Confessions of a Shinagawa Monkey， a man is enjoying a beer with a talking monkey。 While chatting with this monkey， the monkey confesses that he’s stolen names of the women he’s loved。 It’s such a strange， personal thing to take from a person。 Can you really love someone so much that their identity is taken away from them？ Yes。One of my favorite stories， The Yakult Swallows， appears to be auto-biographical and touches on Murakami’s love of baseball。 He talks about his father and how they used to enjoy a good ball game。 His love for the field itself really shines in this one。 He puts you right in the stands。The thing that I love most about Murakami is his love for music。 All of his novels include music in some way and many of his books have playlists on Spotify to enjoy while reading his books。 In this collection， he includes a story titled， Carnaval。 This story centers around Schumann’s Carnaval and while reading it I had to listen to it， which was easy enough to do and set the mood quite nicely。Murakami’s stories can be odd but I find them to be so refreshing。 I often refer to them as “palate” cleansers。 They are like nothing I’ve read before and always border on magical realism and the mundane。 You would not think the two could live successfully in a book but they do quite nicely when Murakami is at the helm。 Weird and wonderful are words I use a lot to describe his writing too。 If you know， you know but if you aren’t familiar with him， give him a try。 I’ve reviewed nearly everything he’s written。 My favorites can be found below:Kafka on the ShoreThe Wind-Up Bird ChronicleKilling CommendatoreWhat I Talk About When I Talk About RunningAs for this collection， it’s a win。 You’ll be thinking about these stories long after reading the last one。For more reviews， visit my blog: Book Chatter。 。。。more
Max
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Hier versucht Murakami erfolgreich – mit seinem völlig gestörten Frauenbild – dafür zu sorgen， dass er auch ja nie den Nobelpreis erhält。
Maja
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3。75
Książki_to_powietrze
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Bardzo specyficzna， ale warta przeczytania
Marleen Verhoeven
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Een nieuwe Murakami ， altijd iets om naar uit te kijken。 Dit boek bundelt 8 kortverhalen。 Onmiskenbaar verhalen die enkel Murakami kan schrijven。 Wederkerende thema’s over muziek， honkbal， vrouwen。 Ik vind niet alle verhalen even sterk， maar toch slaagt hij er steeds weer in om je als lezer vast te houden。 Geen enkele andere schrijver komt weg met zinnen zoals : zij was de lelijkste vrouw die ik ooit had ontmoet。。。 Mijn favoriete verhalen van deze bundel : carnaval， with the Beatles （ook reeds u Een nieuwe Murakami ， altijd iets om naar uit te kijken。 Dit boek bundelt 8 kortverhalen。 Onmiskenbaar verhalen die enkel Murakami kan schrijven。 Wederkerende thema’s over muziek， honkbal， vrouwen。 Ik vind niet alle verhalen even sterk， maar toch slaagt hij er steeds weer in om je als lezer vast te houden。 Geen enkele andere schrijver komt weg met zinnen zoals : zij was de lelijkste vrouw die ik ooit had ontmoet。。。 Mijn favoriete verhalen van deze bundel : carnaval， with the Beatles （ook reeds uitgegeven in apart boekje）， crème en de shingawa aap 。 Deze zijn 4 sterren waard， in combinatie met de andere verhalen zakt het gemiddelde echter naar drie sterren。 Ik blijf een fan en kijk uit naar een nieuwe grote roman。 S 。。。more
Gina Brøten
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Very good， my favorite was «With the Beatles»。
Manuel Berger
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Endlich ein neues Buch meines Lieblingsautors。 Leider viel zu kurz und nur" Kurzgeschichten。 Aber trotzdem absolut lesenswert！ Endlich ein neues Buch meines Lieblingsautors。 Leider viel zu kurz und nur" Kurzgeschichten。 Aber trotzdem absolut lesenswert！ 。。。more
Falko
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Endlich habe ich wieder einen Murakami gelesen， ein Buch， indem er eine seine großen Stärken ausspielt: Kurzgeschichten。Acht davon sind im Buch enthalten und alle auf einem ähnlich hohen Level geschrieben。Häufig wirken sie wie ein Mix aus Autobiographie mit den typischen， mystischen Einschlägen， die man von Murakami kennt。Ich finde man spürt auch eine gewisse Schwere。。。 Müdigkeit， die aus ihm heraus spricht。 Dabei ist es nicht kraftlos。 Er hat nur einfach schon Vieles erlebt und weiß die ein ode Endlich habe ich wieder einen Murakami gelesen， ein Buch， indem er eine seine großen Stärken ausspielt: Kurzgeschichten。Acht davon sind im Buch enthalten und alle auf einem ähnlich hohen Level geschrieben。Häufig wirken sie wie ein Mix aus Autobiographie mit den typischen， mystischen Einschlägen， die man von Murakami kennt。Ich finde man spürt auch eine gewisse Schwere。。。 Müdigkeit， die aus ihm heraus spricht。 Dabei ist es nicht kraftlos。 Er hat nur einfach schon Vieles erlebt und weiß die ein oder andere Lehre/Schlussfolgerung daraus zu ziehen - oder manche Dinge so zu belassen wie sie sind， ohne， dass man sie vollends verstehen muss。 Ich habe mich wie immer sehr wohl gefühlt， als ich seine Zeilen las。 Es beruhigt immer noch ungemein。Lieblingsstellen:"Womöglich erscheint einem der Tod eines Traums trauriger als der eigentliche Tod。""Ganz gleich， wie lebendig eine Erinnerung ist， der Macht der Zeit vermag sie nicht zu trotzen。" 。。。more
Gedankenlabor
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>>Ich glaube， dass die Liebe der Brennstoff ist， der uns am Leben hält。<<"Erste Person Singular" von Haruki Murakami ist das neuste Werk des Autors und wieder eine Kurzgeschichtensammlung， die mich persönlich sehr begeistert hat！ Jede Geschichte ist in sich einzigartig und lässt direkte und indirekte Bezüge zum Autor selbst durchblicken。 Ganz objektiv betrachtet mag es hier um belanglose Dinge wie eine bestimmte Musikrichtung， Gedankengeplänkel， diverse Beziehungen und Baseball gehen， doch lag f >>Ich glaube， dass die Liebe der Brennstoff ist， der uns am Leben hält。<<"Erste Person Singular" von Haruki Murakami ist das neuste Werk des Autors und wieder eine Kurzgeschichtensammlung， die mich persönlich sehr begeistert hat！ Jede Geschichte ist in sich einzigartig und lässt direkte und indirekte Bezüge zum Autor selbst durchblicken。 Ganz objektiv betrachtet mag es hier um belanglose Dinge wie eine bestimmte Musikrichtung， Gedankengeplänkel， diverse Beziehungen und Baseball gehen， doch lag für mich beim lesen der Fokus tatsächlich auf dem， was alle diese Geschichten und Gedanken vereint。 Nämlich die Liebe。 Und diese wird in "Erste Person Singular" aus den verschiedensten Blickwinkeln des Lebens， ja sogar des Alltäglichen betrachtet。 Für mich kam hier der Stil und die Besonderheit， mit der Murakami erzählt wieder unglaublich gut zum tragen。 Wie sagte Patti Smith:>>Solange Murakami leben und schreiben wird，wird er dieses Universum erweitern。<<。。。Und dem kann ich mich nur anschließen。 Haruki Murakami schaffte es auch in diesem Buch wieder mich oft und auf die vielfältigste Weise zum Nachdenken anzuregen und mich in den Sog seiner Gedanken und damit verbundenen Geschichten zu ziehen。 Fazit: Für mich persönlich war "Erste Person Singular" wieder einmal ein wahrer Leseschmaus aus Haruki Murakamis Feder！ 。。。more
Anki
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Dette er hvorfor jeg liker Murakami， små historier som treffer。 Språket hans， de små detaljene og nerven i fortellingene hans。 Kan så klart ha noe med at jeg ikke er så mye yngre enn de han beskriver heller。
Reference
google book https://www.google.com/search?tbm=bks&q=Prima persona singolare
hathitrust digital library https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/ls?q1=Prima persona singolare&field1=ocr&a=srchls&ft=ft&lmt=ft