YUKAWA STORY
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YUKAWA STORY
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ARC Identifier 53506 / Local Identifier 306.7538. DOCUMENTS THE LIFE AND WORK OF ATOMIC PHYSICIST AND NOBEL PRIZE WINNER DR HIDEKI YUKAWA. NARRATION IS BY HIS SON, TAKA-AKI, WHO EXPRESSES HIS INITIAL DILEMMA IN RECONCILING HIS FATHER"S WORLD WITH HIS MOTHER"S TRADITIONAL ONE. HE FINALLY REALIZES THAT INDUCTIVE REASONING AND EMOTIONAL APPRECIATION OF CULTURAL HERI TAGES ARE SYNTHESIZED IN HIS PARENTS" LIVES.
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