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The essays delve into discipline and identity—did his own life experiences shape these reflections, or was he exploring ideas he aspired to embody?

The blend of personal narrative and philosophy creates a unique tone. Was this approach common in Japanese literature at the time, or was Mishima pioneering this style?

His obsession with physical discipline and aesthetic perfection was intense—what reactions did this evoke in other readers?