The incompatibility of self and service as presented in Kazuo Ishiguro's 'The Remains of the Day'

Exploring the intricate dynamics of power and relationships, this seminar paper delves into the themes of servitude and authority. It examines how these roles shape human interactions and societal structures, drawing on literary examples to illustrate the complexities involved. The analysis reflects a deep understanding of English literature, highlighting the interplay between characters and their societal roles, ultimately providing insights into the broader implications of master-servant relationships in literature and life.