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Guilt, memory, and art in postwar Japan

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Froggy Jumps Floating World ReflectionsOnline version Guilt, memory, and art in postwar Japan by Gabrielle Whitty 1 Who is the narrator of An Artist of the Floating World? a Masuji Ono b Nagai Koji c Setsuko 2 What does the term 'floating world' mainly refer to in the novel? a Postwar economic plans b Scenes of city life and ukiyo-e art c Military victories 3 Which theme is central to Ono's reflections in the novel? a Technology and progress b Memory and guilt over his past c Romantic love 4 In what country is the story primarily set? a Korea b China c Japan 5 What period follows Japan’s wartime era in the novel’s setting? a Meiji Restoration b Postwar Allied occupation c Late-Edo period 6 What is Ono’s profession? a Novelist b Painter c Poet 7 What moral dilemma does Ono confront? a Whether to switch to sculpture b Whether to emigrate c Whether his art supported nationalist propaganda 8 Which character is Ono's close family member featured in the narrative? a His wife Fusako b His son Akio c His daughter Setsuko 9 How is memory presented in the narrative? a As a willful fiction b As a diary written in real time c As a fragmented, retrospective account 10 What is the tone of much of Ono’s justification for his past actions? a Defensive and self-exculpatory b Apathetic and distant c Gleefully celebratory

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Floating World ReflectionsOnline version

Guilt, memory, and art in postwar Japan

by Gabrielle Whitty

Who is the narrator of An Artist of the Floating World?

Masuji Ono

Nagai Koji

Setsuko

What does the term 'floating world' mainly refer to in the novel?

Postwar economic plans

Scenes of city life and ukiyo-e art

Military victories

Which theme is central to Ono's reflections in the novel?

Technology and progress

Memory and guilt over his past

Romantic love

In what country is the story primarily set?

Korea

China

Japan

What period follows Japan’s wartime era in the novel’s setting?

Meiji Restoration

Postwar Allied occupation

Late-Edo period

What is Ono’s profession?

Novelist

Painter

Poet

What moral dilemma does Ono confront?

Whether to switch to sculpture

Whether to emigrate

Whether his art supported nationalist propaganda

Which character is Ono's close family member featured in the narrative?

His wife Fusako

His son Akio

His daughter Setsuko

How is memory presented in the narrative?

As a willful fiction

As a diary written in real time

As a fragmented, retrospective account

What is the tone of much of Ono’s justification for his past actions?

Defensive and self-exculpatory

Apathetic and distant

Gleefully celebratory

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Floating World ReflectionsOnline version

by Gabrielle Whitty

Who is the narrator of An Artist of the Floating World?

What does the term 'floating world' mainly refer to in the novel?

Which theme is central to Ono's reflections in the novel?

In what country is the story primarily set?

What period follows Japan’s wartime era in the novel’s setting?

What is Ono’s profession?

What moral dilemma does Ono confront?

Which character is Ono's close family member featured in the narrative?

How is memory presented in the narrative?

What is the tone of much of Ono’s justification for his past actions?

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