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Steppenwolf

by Hermann Hesse

Steppenwolf

by Hermann Hesse

In the piercing novel 'Steppenwolf', the protagonist Harry Haller grapples with the dichotomy within himself, represented by his human and wolf personas. Set against the backdrop of a disenchanted society, Harry's journey unfolds in a labyrinth of surreal encounters, cultivating in him a profound quest for self-understanding and existential fulfillment. Bridging Eastern mysticism with Western culture, Herman Hesse's masterpiece uncloaks the profound discontent of the human condition while seeking the harmony that lies in the synthesis of opposing forces. A timeless reflection on individuality and societal conformity, 'Steppenwolf' is as much a personal exploration as it is a social critique.

  • Historical
  • Psychological
  • Literary
  • Fiction
  • Mysticism
  • Culture
  • Society
  • Alienation
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