02008nam a2200397Ia 450000500170000000800410001724500950005824000290015310000210018270000150020326000460021825000400026430000150030430000100031902000180032965100190034765100440036665000440041094400080045405000140046294300300047694400120050695300120051854600150053095300200054550501410056552006590070659100060136533600090137133700150138033800110139594200720140699800090147899900150148795201080150220260803094205.0251212s1998    xx            000 0 und d1 aThe wind-up bird chronicle /cHaruki Murakami ; translated from the Japanese by Jay Rubin.1 aNejimaki-dori kuronikuru  aMurakami, Haruki0 aRubin, Jay  aNew York :bVintage International,c1998.  aFirst Vintage International edition  a607 pages:  c20 cm  a0-679-77543-9  aJapanvFiction  aJapanxPolitics and governmentvFiction  aMan-woman relationshipszJapanvFICTION  aFIC  aM93w 1998  b0c0d0e1f0g3h0i0j0  b1c1d0  pHED5897  ain English  cCollege Library  a"This translation originally published in hardcover in the United States by Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., New York, in 1997"--Title page verso.  aHaving quit his job, Toru Okada is enjoying a pleasant stint as a "house husband", listening to music and arranging the dry cleaning and doing the cooking - until his cat goes missing, his wife becomes distant and begins acting strangely, and he starts meeting enigmatic people with fantastic life stories. They involve him in a world of psychics, shared dreams, out-of-body experiences, and shaman-like powers, and tell him stories from Japan`s war in Manchuria, about espionage on the border with Mongolia, the battle of Nomonhan, the killing of the animals in Hsin-ching`s zoo, and the fate of Japanese prisoners-of-war in the Soviet camps in Siberia.  a0  atext  aunmediated  avolume  2lcccBKajpascuab2017-07-27 14:00:41djpascuae2017-07-27 14:00:41  a9587  c9551d9551  00102ddc4070aHEDbHEDcHEDd2025-12-21oFIC M93w 1998pHED5897r2026-06-02 00:00:00w2025-12-21yBK