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Spring Snow (The Sea of Fertility, #1)

Yukio Mishima · 1967 · Book

Fiction

This novel captures the tension between the aristocratic traditions of early 20th-century Japan and the encroaching influence of modernity through the story of a doomed love affair.

ModernThe Conflict Between Tradition and ModernityUnrequited Love and Personal TragedyThe Implications of Social StatusReincarnation and FateThe Role of Youth in Societal Change

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