Hey it is good to see many people that really likes to read well known books, what do you think about th e author Hermann Hesse, have you read Demian (1919; Eng. trans., 1923), Siddhartha (1922; Eng. trans., 1951), and Steppenwolf (1927; Eng. trans., 1929) also reveal the influence of Nietzsche, Dostoyevsky, Spengler, and Buddhist mysticism.
How about Hermann Hesse!!!
I liked the beginning of Steppenwolf, but didn't enjoy the end.
The best book I've read by Hesse was Besuch Godenholm
The best book I've read by Hesse was Besuch Godenholm
Hello !
I've read Siddhartha & Steppenwolf.
Amazing books about human condition, integrity, life as a path that leads to somewhere etc...
I've read Siddhartha & Steppenwolf.
Amazing books about human condition, integrity, life as a path that leads to somewhere etc...
I´ve read Siddhartha and it was a good book also I´ve read Demain, both are good books.
Steppenwolf is the only book I did not like by him.It's not a novel it's like an autobiograpy essay collection but Siddharta and Unterm Rad are really great books!
"Steppenwolf (1927; Eng. trans., 1929) also reveal the influence of Nietzsche" thats true. Faraway the best book from Hesse, a Book full philosphy.
When i read the book for the second time, i really understaned the End of the novel. An entire Lesson!
When i read the book for the second time, i really understaned the End of the novel. An entire Lesson!
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| Hey it is good to see many people that really likes to read well known books, what do you think about th e author Hermann Hesse, have you read Demian (1919; Eng. trans., 1923), Siddhartha (1922; Eng. trans., 1951), and Steppenwolf (1927; Eng. trans., 1929) also reveal the influence of Nietzsche, Dostoyevsky, Spengler, and Buddhist mysticism. |
i heard a lot about hermann hesse
especially "steppenwolf ". but i couldnt find this book
then i found " Narziss and Goldmund"
i read it
but i really did't like it.
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