Abstract
Kazuo Ishiguro is one of the world’s most famous contemporary writers. His representative piece, The Remains of the Day, winning the Man Booker Prize for Literature in 1989. This passage, from the perspective of Trauma Theory, tries to analyze Stevens’ trauma of family affection and love, which shows that Ishiguro’s concern about human living condition and helps the injured to establish the hope for trauma treatment.
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