Yesterday Sun and Steel was published for the first time in German.
What awaits me?
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Yesterday Sun and Steel was published for the first time in German. What awaits me?
Yesterday Sun and Steel was published for the first time in German.
What awaits me?
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The thought of a Chinese guy speaking German is funny
>first time
KEK not even joking?
No
Japanese works written between 1934-1965 were banned in Germany because of what happened you know…
KEK not even joking? Were German books banned too? Well, all things considered, it probably started with books.
homosexualry
It’s schizo rambling that barely makes any coherent sense at all, but as a male of the 21st century there’s a non-zero chance you can relate to it.
>mitteldeutscher Verlag
Never heard of that one
Me neither before I met someone who worked for said publisher.
>What awaits me?
Getting your cute pale german butthole invaded by rapefugees and me probably lmao
Essential homofascist literature.
pure schizo ramblings. you'll be like wtf is he even talking about he's crazy
Why do people say that? His core ideas are quite clear.
https://archive.org/details/sunAndSteel_201810/page/n1/mode/2up
Dunno, maybe they are stupid or butthurt plebbitors or whatever.
They’re not. Try reading the book before you comment.
Jesus fricking Chist, how is that not clear? He is literally talking about "le gains of pushing le steel". His childhood and some other crap. I'm not particularly interested in gym or anything like that, but it is what it is.
And then how he established his own self-image and a dialectical nature of mind-body. It is literally "no pain no gain", but in a thoughtful fashion.
I have read it. The core idea is the dichotomy of words vs. action. His early obsession with language lead to his existence as a writer. In this stage his single-minded preoccupation with language made him forget his body and the physical dimension of life. In Greece he re-discovered his body and the idea physical strength and beauty. This tension between the writer's pursuit of artistic expression is represented by the "Sun," his longing for physical strength and vitality is symbolized by "Steel." His goal is the synthesis of disciplined physical training and the creative spirit, aiming to reconcile the dichotomy between the body and the soul.
you don't speak english
genuinely his worst book even compared to the stuff he wrote for playboy magazine
do yourself a favor and read temple of the golden pavilion or something
You're speaking English though so I don't understand why you had to wait for a German translation.
German translations of Japanese work better than English translations of Japanese.
And no, I will not elaborate on that.
>bruh, what if Zyzz but fascist, weeb and gay
Schwuchtelscheisse
>touch grass, the book
honestly, I can sum it up that way, but it's one of those books that helped guide me along the road to /fitlit/. I can't understand why his novels are so boring compared to his non-fiction, but then again I don't really like the novel as a format, except for certain classics like Brothers Karamazov