Kazuo Ishiguro | Genetics and Literature

We Can Build Panda Burgers: A. melanoleuca, Simulacrum

• June 27, 2012 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Cloning, Never Let Me Go
Tags: agriculture, Archaeologies of the Future, beef, biopolitics, cattle, celebrity, ConAgra, definitions of nature, dystopia, factory farming, farming, food science, Fredric Jameson, future, GMO, Heston Blumenthal, Ian Sample, Kazuo Ishiguro, Maastricht University, Mark Post, nature, Nebraska, Never Let Me Go, Omaha, panda, physiology, postmodernism, test-tube burger, the future of food, The Guardian, the natural, utopia

The Politics of Knowledge: Why “Never Let Me Go” never lets me go

• June 25, 2012 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Cloning, Ethics of science, Never Let Me Go
Tags: activity versus passivity, Dissemination of information, fate, Kazuo Ishiguro, narrative structure, Never Let Me Go, reader response, role of education

Madame’s Warning

• February 6, 2008 • 2 Comments

Posted in Never Let Me Go
Tags: Brave New World, future of science, Gattaca, Kazuo Ishiguro, Never Let Me Go, sactity of human life, the island

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