19. What is the primary purpose of Murakami's acceptance speech for the Jerusalem Prize in 2009? (A) To examine the human cost of conflict by recounting personal and generational experiences. (B) To affirm the novelist's imperative to uphold individual dignity against systemic oppression. (C) To denounce institutional violence while advocating for pacifism and spiritual reconciliation. (D) To critique the moral failures of power structures and encourage collective moral awakening.