Kazuo Ishiguro gives a press conference after being announced as the winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature

The transcript discusses the transition from the post-WWII era through the Cold War to the 1990s, highlighting a loss of confidence in liberal democracy and values. It addresses the lack of trust in leadership and institutions, emphasizing the importance of individual responsibility. The role of art in sharing emotions and bridging societal divides is explored, with a focus on how art reminds us of our shared humanity. The speaker concludes by explaining that their writing aims to share emotions rather than influence politics.

In what way does the speaker believe art can remind us of our shared humanity?

What is the speaker's ultimate goal in writing novels?