Today I finished Spring Snow, the first novel tetralogy "The Sea of \u200b\u200bFertility" , the great Yukio Mishima . In it, through a tragic love story, it offers a beautiful landscape narrative of the events and psychology of the characters, all embedded in a society that writer notes increasingly decadent. They say it is part of the ideological and literary legacy of Mishima, articulated it with a wonderful aesthetic that engages from the first pages. I read Mishima for the first time with runaway horse (second novel tetralogy above), and I knew from that first moment that I'd catch his literary world. By reading Spring Snow have done nothing to re-confirm that initial idea.
I leave you with an interesting thought:
"If natural law and philosophy had imposed limits on man's vision from the ancient principles, then move to a more universal principle (assuming that such a principle exists), do not you reach a point where the law itself, as we know it would cease to exist? "
Yukio Mishima, Spring Snow
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