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Steppenwolf (Stepnoy Volk)

German Gesse
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'Steppenwolf' is one of the most important novels of the 20th century, first published in 1927. It is both a philosophical parable and a profound study of the psychology of a person vainly trying to find and find his own 'I', constantly balancing on the cusp of animal and human principles.
This is a love story that leads to an unexpected tragic denouement, it is also a political and social novel in which the hero acts as a fierce critic of the existing philistinism.
You dive into this book headfirst, it captivates you with its special rhythm, its inimitable atmosphere of half-sleep-half-waking, half-reality-half-madness, jazz rhythms, carnival masks, literary allusions and amazing discoveries that the protagonist makes on the path to self-awareness.
Publisher: AST
Weight: 209
Age restrictions: 16+
Author: German Gesse
Circulation: 7000
Size: 18x11.4x1.7
Book series: Exclusive Classics (Eksklyuzivnaya klassika)
Cover: Paperback
Language: Russian
Pages: 288
Publication year: 2022
ISBN: 978-5-17-083742-7
ISBN (Barcode): 9785170837427

Meet The Author

German Gesse
German Gesse

Hermann Hesse was a Swiss writer and artist of German origin.

He was born on 2 July 1877 in the town of Calw in the German state of Baden-Württemberg. As the son of Christian missionaries, he began studying theology in Maulbronn in 1891, but abandoned it a year later, becoming first a mechanic and then a bookseller. In 1912 Hesse emigrated to Switzerland and in 1923 became a Swiss citizen.

The writer achieved literary fame with the novel Peter Camenzind (1904). The success of this work allowed Hesse to devote himself entirely to literature.

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