Childhood in Action: A Study of Natality's Relationship to Societal Change in Never Let Me Go.

Never Let Me Go (Book : Ishiguro); Ishiguro, Kazuo, 1954-; Human fertility; Human cloning; Child development; Social change; Children & politics; American literature; Literary criticism

A literary criticism of the book "Never Let Me Go," by Kazuo Ishiguro is presented. It discusses the implications of natality in the society, depicts the world with the human clone children, and the relationship to the change in the society. It also reveals the importance of political recognition, relationality, and education in the actualization and development for the creative action. It also explore the limits and workings of natality in the book.