The literary value of the Nobel Prize winner Kazuo Ishiguro's novels is mainly reflected in two aspects:aesthetic literature and political aesthetics.The former pertains to the writer's inheritance and innovation of established literary traditions in textual form,while the latter involves the literary reflection on core issues of common concern to hu-manity through his texts.In his creative practice,Ishiguro rejects the aesthetic principles of"aestheticism"while em-bodying the selection principles of the Nobel Prize in Literature.His novels carve out a unique path within the dual con-texts of popular culture and postmodernist literature.Approaching the literary and real worlds as a"world writer",Ishiguro uses memory writing as his primary narrative strategy,elevating personal memory to collective and national memory.His novels achieve a balance between innovative forms and profound content,playing a crucial leading role in helping contemporary literature emerge from its current dilemmas.
Kazuo IshiguroFiction ValueAesthetic LiteraturePolitical AestheticsForm and Content
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