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Hermann Hesse

Germany

About

German-Swiss novelist and Nobel laureate (1877–1962) whose works explore the spiritual journey of the individual. His novels, deeply influenced by Eastern philosophy and Jungian psychology, enjoyed a massive revival among the counterculture of the 1960s.

Books on TheBookRoads

1
Steppenwolf
Harry Haller, a middle-aged intellectual who sees himself as half-man and half-wolf, encounters the enigmatic Hermine in a city's bars and dance halls and is drawn into a magic theatre of the mind. Hesse's most controversial and celebrated novel.
1927 Germany
2
Siddhartha
A young Brahmin in ancient India leaves home to seek spiritual enlightenment, passing through asceticism, worldly pleasure, and commerce before finding peace by a river. Hesse's lyrical distillation of Buddhist and Hindu thought.
1922 Germany
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