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Han's Crime Study Guide

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by Shiga Naoya
About 54 pages (16,273 words)

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Do you agree with the judge's verdict of "innocent" in the story? Why or why not? Explain.

Do you agree with Han that his relationship with his wife is responsible for all his problems? From what has her death has "freed" him? Explain.

Read "In A Grove," a short story that concerns the law by Shiga's contemporary and rival, Akutagawa Ryunosuke. Like "Han's Crime," "In A Grove" clearly demonstrates the problems of discovering the truth. Compare the reliability of the narrators in "In A Grove" to Han's reliability in "Han's Crime." Who do you believe more? Why?

Read "The Tell-Tale Heart" by Edgar Allan Poe. Compare the role of the.....

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