【オタク語り】村上春樹の小説の文体はなぜ読みやすいのか？独特のリズム感について三宅香帆が解説しました【ディープすぎる小説の世界】【Haruki Murakami】

Why are Haruki Murakami's novels so easy to read smoothly? Literary critic Kaho Miyake thoroughly explains the secret from the geeky perspective of "the sound and rhythm of the text"! Enjoy this geeky talk that approaches the golden ratio of perfectly calculated words that AI cannot imitate. 00:00 New Project: Super Niche Talk on Haruki Murakami 01:03 Why is Haruki Murakami's writing so easy to read? 01:48 Consecutive syllable counts and unique rhythm 02:35 The golden ratio rhythm in "Dance Dance Dance" 04:04 The rapid-fire rhythm in "The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle" 06:22 The crucial rhythm that makes you want to imitate it 08:29 No conjunctions! The commonality between Murakami and Soseki Natsume 09:57 Murakami himself on the importance of rhythm in writing 11:52 The novelist's unique sense of rhythm that AI cannot copy 14:13 Visually "pleasant to read with your eyes" text 15:42 Haruki Murakami book recommendations and ending 【Clipping OK】 Miyake Shoten YouTube allows clipping! I would be happy if you could help spread the book introductions 🙇‍♀️🥰 📚 Kaho Miyake Literary critic. Part-time lecturer at Kyoto City University of Arts. Born in Kochi Prefecture in 1994. Dropped out of the doctoral program at Kyoto University's Graduate School of Human and Environmental Studies. Became independent after working at Recruit. Actively working in a wide range of fields, primarily literary and social criticism. Author of many books, including "Why Can't We Read Books When We Are Working?" and "The Art of Verbalizing 'Likes'". 📚 SNS X (Twitter): https://x.com/m3_myk Instagram:   / miyake_kaho   note: https://note.com/nyake #KahoMiyake #HarukiMurakami #Literature #BookTube