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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Hermann Hesse"”.

  1. Hermann Hesse as Ambivalent Modernist

    This dissertation asserts that the Hermann Hesse approaches the themes and techniques of literary Modernism with ambivalence. The first chapter outlines the role of philosophical and literary walking in Hesse's work in general as well as how these depictions differ from those produced by his …

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  2. A Study of the Influence of the Lyrical Prose Novels of Virginia Woolf and Hermann Hesse on the Creative Process in Intaglio Printmaking

    … to those specific lyrical prose writers: Hermann Hesse and Virginia Woolf; (3) to create prints utilizing the novel as a source of image-gathering but which do not retain this identity in the finished work; (4) I to experiment with the division of the plates, as well as cutouts for the …

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  3. The Representation of Gender in Hermann Hesse's Novels Demian and Narziß und Goldmund

    … be found in the works of the German author Hermann Hesse. The disparity between the spiritual and the worldly, light and darkness, the temporal and the timeless are some of the themes scholars have explored in Hesse's novels. The perceived duality of the masculine and feminine, along with …

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  4. Dynamics of self-discovery in Hermann Hesse’s novels (1919–43): an analysis of the influence of Jung, Freud and Nietzsche on Hesse

    … developmental sequences in five novels by Hermann Hesse, namely, Demian (1919), Siddhartha (1922), Der Steppenwolf (1927), Narziß und Goldmund (1930) and Das Glasperlenspiel (1943). These five novels place more emphasis on the ongoing process of personal self-discovery than any other works …

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  5. German-Jewish Relations in the Works and Lives of German-Speaking Nobel Literature Laureates

    … Carl Spitteler (1919), Thomas Mann (1929), Hermann Hesse (1946), Nelly Sachs (1966), Heinrich Böll (1972), Elias Canetti (1981), Günter Grass (1999), Elfriede Jelinek (2004), Herta Müller (2009).

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  6. Vision eines postmodernen Zeitalters

    … formalen und inhaltlichen Eigentümlichkeiten des Hesses Romans mit dem Titel Das Glasperlenspiel zu entdecken. Wir können behaupten, dass eine sehr konsequente Konzeption im Text sowohl inhaltlich als auch formal beobachtet werden kann. Die aus den Gegenpolen entstandene Einheit beeinflusst nicht …

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