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In the 20th and 21st centuries, the "American Seasons" have been codified by capitalism into a commercial liturgy. The seasons are no longer just agricultural shifts, but consumer cycles.

The Choreography of Continents: The Four Seasons as a Mirror of the American Psyche american seasons

This season forces a confrontation with mortality that stands in stark contrast to the eternal optimism of Spring. It is a time of reckoning, a recognition that the American project, like the leaves, is subject to cycles of decay. In the 20th and 21st centuries, the "American

Spring in America is a season of contrasts. In the South, it arrives early with the blooming of cherry blossoms in Washington, D.C., and azaleas in Georgia. In the North, it is often a "mud season," where the final snows of April melt to reveal the first green shoots of crocuses. It is a time of reckoning, a recognition