Howard Jacobson - The novel is a thing of irony and ambiguity. That's at the heart of 'J'...

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The novel is a thing of irony and ambiguity. That's at the heart of 'J', a world that has stopped arguing with itself. We have to keep our equilibrium of hate, which is argument. But on the Internet, you find a unanimity of response, and in 'J,' there's a fear of that, that discourse becomes a statement of political or ideological belief.

Howard Jacobson

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Deutsche Übersetzung

Der Roman ist eine Ironie und Zweideutigkeit. Das ist das Herzstück von 'J', einer Welt, die aufgehört hat, mit sich selbst zu streiten. Wir müssen unser Hassgleichgewicht beibehalten, was Argument ist. Im Internet finden Sie jedoch eine einstimmige Antwort, und in "J" gibt es eine Befürchtung, dass der Diskurs zu einer Erklärung politischen oder ideologischen Glaubens wird.

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