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The Nobility of Failure

Book • 1973

The Nobility of Failure examines the lives and deaths of nine historical figures from Japan, highlighting their tragic ends and the cultural reverence for such heroes.

The book spans from the 4th century to World War II, including figures like Sugawara no Michizane and the kamikaze pilots.

Morris explores why these heroes, who often knew they were destined to fail, are celebrated in Japanese culture for their courage and integrity.

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Mentioned in 3 episodes

Mentioned by

Dan Carlin

in relation to his description of the Japanese suicidal attacks on Saipan.

Show 66 - Supernova in the East V

Mentioned by

Kenaz Filan

as a book exploring the concept of heroism in Japanese culture and its implications for understanding historical events.

Eurabiamania 83: The Second Council of Wizards

Recommended by

Jacob Shapiro

and described as a book he is slowly working his way through and loving.

Tariffs, Trust, and Tokyo

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