In the old Sun

Hermann Hesse

Maison d'édition: DigiCat

Synopsis

In Hermann Hesse's "In the Old Sun," readers are invited into a contemplative exploration of existential themes, woven through a richly symbolic narrative. The text fuses intricate prose with lyrical passages, illustrating the contrast between the transient nature of life and the eternal quest for meaning. Hesse, renowned for his introspective style, draws on elements of Eastern philosophy and psychological depth reminiscent of his earlier works like "Siddhartha" and "Steppenwolf," situating this narrative within a broader literary movement that seeks understanding in the face of modernity's turbulence. Hermann Hesse, a German-Swiss author and painter, utilized his own experiences of dislocation and spiritual questing to shape his literary voice. Born in 1877 and witnessing the upheaval of World War I, Hesse became increasingly drawn to themes of self-discovery and inner peace. His own struggles with identity and societal expectation profoundly influenced this work, allowing him to tackle complex emotions with remarkable sensitivity and insight. I wholeheartedly recommend "In the Old Sun" to readers who seek deeper philosophical insights enveloped in poetic prose. This book is particularly relevant for those navigating their own existential journeys, providing a reflective mirror to the human experience while offering solace and wisdom amid life's uncertainties.

Disponible depuis: 13/11/2022.

Longueur d'impression: 100 pages.

Fiction contemporaine

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