Music has that power to revive memories, sometimes so intensely that they hurt. But
In Haruki Murakami's book "Men Without Women," the author explores the profound impact of music on human emotions and memories. He suggests that music can evoke feelings from the past with such intensity that it can be almost painful. This ability to trigger vivid memories highlights the deep connection between sound and personal experiences.
Murakami's narrative reflects on how music serves as a catalyst for recalling moments long forgotten, allowing characters to confront their feelings and past relationships. This theme resonates throughout the stories, emphasizing the bittersweet nature of nostalgia and the lingering effects of lost love.
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