THE MISDIRECTING NARRATORS IN KAZUO ISHIGURO’S NOVELS

Each author has different techniques in his fiction. In this context, the narrator of the novel is one of the main components of fiction. Many different narrative techniques can be applied in a story. Kazuo Ishiguro also has a unique style in his fiction. In this way, he has gained worldwide attention. In his novels, he often uses the first-person narrator. The narrators he uses are the main characters of the stories and tend to exhibit a subjective narrative, in other words, unreliable narrators. Ishiguro's narrators are not only unreliable, they tend to mislead the reader. They use different methods to mislead the reader. The aim of this study is to focus on the misguided approach of the narrators in the first six novels of Ishiguro. Narrators use various tactics to show the events in their own volition. They demonstrate some common techniques in order to manipulate reality during events. They try to hide the point by diverting the reader's attention. This work illustrated the use of misleading techniques by narrators with several prominent events and circumstances in Ishiguro's novels. In Ishiguro's first six novels published, a comparison was addressed to misleading narrators. ; All writers apply different techniques when composing a fiction. Narration is one of the essential components of fiction. There are many different applications of Narration in a story. Kazuo Ishiguro has a quite idiosyncratic style in Narration. He uses first person lier in his fiction. The narrators are main characters of the stories and they tend to perform a subjective Narration, namely they are unreliable narrators. Ishiguro's idiosyncratic narrators are not only unreliable, they are also misdirecting. They display different attitudes to mislead the reader. The aim of this study is to focus on misdirecting approaches of narrators in the first six novels of Ishiguro. The narrators in these novels perform ...