Looking at the changing world through a displaced and estranged artist: Kazuo Ishiguros, an artist of the floating world

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Looking at the changing world through a displaced and estranged artist: Kazuo Ishiguroâ€™s, â€˜an artist of the floating worldâ€™

Zeynep Rana Turgut
Atilim University, School of Foreing Languages, Department of Basic English, Ankara-Turkey.
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