Sun and Steel
Product ID: 512606745
⭐4.5/5 rating from 538 readers
🏆Top 100 in Asian Literature & Biographies
📘100 pages of profound insight
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📚 Unlock the power of mind and muscle with Mishima’s timeless classic!
Sun and Steel by Yukio Mishima is a 100-page paperback that merges autobiography, philosophy, and literary art. Celebrated for its unique style and profound exploration of identity, it ranks highly in Asian Literature and Biographies categories, boasting a 4.5-star rating from over 500 readers. This compact masterpiece invites readers to experience the dynamic interplay between physicality and intellect, making it essential for those who value deep, transformative reading.
| Best Sellers Rank | #29,031 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #62 in Asian Literature #65 in Biographies of Authors #116 in Sports Biographies |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 538 Reviews |
A**D
Do book is like cheap copy paste
I still didnt read i cant even find the real sun and steel book they dont sell it im still gratefull for this book
B**N
Formating Sucks. Almost Unreadable.
Really bad formating. The font is horrible together with its size, which makes the formating of this edition eye-damaging. The book itself is interesting, a transition from the world of Words, to the absolute realm of the Flesh. If you're going to buy this, do yourself a favor and buy another edition.
D**L
Much needed words for a modern society in decay
The font used in the translation here wasn't the best but the content is highly inspiring. Reshape yourself. Make the body and mind into one.
C**R
Shattered sword of philosophy
Mishima's 'Sun & Steel' is a perplexing journey into the mind of an undoubtedly impressive, yet deeply troubled individual. His philosophy of life, as presented in this work, is as convoluted as it is disturbing, offering a glimpse into a psyche that is as fascinating as it is fractured. While it might have been beneficial to read 'Confessions of a Mask' beforehand for some context, I find myself hesitant to delve further into Mishima's world. The allure of 'Sun & Steel' is akin to a mirage in the desert - it glimmers enticingly from afar, but upon closer inspection, it's clear that not all that glitters is gold... or steel... or sun.
N**A
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