The Concept of Failure Represented by the Nisei Characters in John Okadas 'No-No Boy'

The seminar paper explores the themes of Japanese Canadian and Japanese American literature, emphasizing the impact of war on identity and survival. It reflects on the complexity of moral righteousness in conflict, as encapsulated by the proverb that highlights the harsh realities faced by those who endure after war. The paper provides a critical analysis of cultural narratives and the experiences of these communities, showcasing how literature serves as a medium for processing trauma and resilience amidst historical challenges.