【小川哲×三宅香帆】「批評」と「考察」はどう違う？／『言語化するための小説思考』と『考察する若者たち』の著者二人が「言語化」「考察」「批評」をめぐって特別対談

"Otoha Culture Club" is a program that invites expert guests to speak with us at a certain editorial department at Kodansha. This time, novelist Satoshi Ogawa, whose best-selling book "Novel Thinking for Verbalization" is a conversation with literary critic Kaho Miyake, whose book "Considerations by Young People" has garnered rave reviews. [Part 2] Released November 27th at 6:00 PM    • 【小川哲×三宅香帆】「言語化」が流行る理由、そして言語化の「意外なデメリット」／   [Books Featured] "Novel Thinking for Verbalization" https://amzn.to/481tRBs "Considerations by Young People" https://amzn.to/48dLQ6A [Table of Contents] 0:00 Opening 0:31 What I Wanted to Think About in "Novel Thinking" 9:08 Is there anything that can only be done in a novel? 17:13 How are "impressions" born? 26:10 The Difference Between "Consideration" and "Criticism" 36:20 What Do Writers Think About "Consideration"? [Guest Profile] Ogawa Satoshi Born in Chiba Prefecture in 1986. Dropped out of the doctoral program at the University of Tokyo Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. He made his debut in 2015 with "This Side of Eutronica," winning the Grand Prize at the 3rd Hayakawa Science Fiction Contest. In 2018, he won the 38th Japan Science Fiction Award and the 31st Yamamoto Shugoro Prize for "Game Kingdom." In 2022, he won the 13th Yamada Futaro Prize for "Map and Fist." In 2023, he won the 168th Naoki Prize for the same work, and the 76th Mystery Writers of Japan Award in the Novel and Short Story Collection category for "Your Quiz." His other works include "Lies and Canon," "About the Gold You Were Supposed to Obtain," "Smelamising," and "Queen of Mars." Kaho Miyake Literary critic and part-time lecturer at Kyoto City University of Arts. Born in 1994 in Kochi Prefecture. Completed her Master's program at the Graduate School of Human and Environmental Studies, Kyoto University (specializing in the Manyoshu). Her works include "50 Great Books That Will Change Your Life," "Why Working Makes You Unreadable" (Bookstore Employees' Choice Non-Fiction Award 2024 Grand Prize, Paperback Award 2025 Grand Prize), "The Art of Putting What You Love into Words," "Communicating in Words," "What and How Do 'Interesting People' Read?", and "Young People Thinking."