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The History of Literature
313 "Spring Snow" (from The Sea of Fertility) by Yukio Mishima
Mar 4, 2021
Joining the podcast is Yukio Mishima, a Japanese author known for his dramatic death and his work in The Sea of Fertility. The episode explores Mishima's intense and complex works, his conservative right-wing views, and love for theater. It also delves into his prolific writing career and provides a detailed description of the Matsugay mansion. The chapter concludes with a reflection on embracing life and finding entertainment on your commute.
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- Kyuaki and Honda discuss their memories of war and the impact of powerful war photograph.
- Kyuaki's aversion to militaristic ideals clashes with his lavish upbringing and yearning for purpose.
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Kyuaki Matsugay and Shigakuni Honda recall memories of the Russo-Japanese War
Kyuaki and Honda discuss their vague memories of the war and how their classmates embellish their own recollections. They also talk about a powerful war photograph depicting soldiers surrounding a wooden memorial, which deeply impacts Kyuaki.
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