I Am a Cat

I Am a Cat is a novel by Japanese author Soseki Natsume that was first published in 1905–1906. The novel is a satirical work that follows the exploits of an unnamed cat and the various members of its owner's household. The novel is well-known for its biting wit and exploration of human behavior through the eyes of a cat. The cat observes the human world objectively, and its commentary on the foibles and pretensions of its owners and their acquaintances is frequently incisive and satirical.

I Am a Cat is also known for its inventive use of language and vivid depictions of daily life in early twentieth-century Japan. The novel is divided into three volumes, each of which contains a series of short stories that are interconnected. The stories cover a wide range of topics, including social class, politics, and Japan's changing cultural landscape at the time. I Am a Cat has received widespread acclaim for its wit, insight into human behavior, and satirical commentary on Japanese culture. The novel has been translated into numerous languages and has become a Japanese literary classic.

Author: Natsume Sōseki
Publication date: 1905–1906
Genre: Satirical novel
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