A story that focuses on the loneliness and suffering of the protagonist, Harry Haller, who feels that he has no place in a world filled with meaningless frivolity. Having decided to take his own life a chance encounter causes him to change his views and he begins to learn ways …
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A story that focuses on the loneliness and suffering of the protagonist, Harry Haller, who feels that he has no place in a world filled with meaningless frivolity. Having decided to take his own life a chance encounter causes him to change his views and he begins to learn ways to enjoy life. One of the most misunderstood of his novels the book is, according to Hesse, about the possibilities of transcendence and healing.
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- LibraryThing key:
- 2136
- GoodReads:
- 158014
- BNF ID:
- 119447566
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Der Steppenwolf
189 pages
German language
Published Nov. 30, 1981 by Suhrkamp.
Tractas vom Steppenwolf
85 pages
German language
Published Nov. 30, 1978 by Suhrkamp.
Der Steppenwolf.
271 pages
German language
Published Nov. 30, 1961 by Suhrkamp.
Steppenwolf
English language
Published Jan. 6, 2010 by Algora Pub..
Le loup des steppes
224 pages
French language
Published July 15, 1947 by Calmann-Lévy.
Der Steppenwolf
237 pages
German language
Published Nov. 30, 1977 by Suhrkamp.
Der Steppenwolf
266 pages
German language
Published Nov. 30, 1961 by Suhrkamp.
Steppenwolf
English language
Published Jan. 6, 1965 by Penguin, in assocation with Secker and Warburg.
Der Steppenwolf.
266 pages
German language
Published Nov. 30, 1961 by Suhrkamp.
Steppenwolf
218 pages
Published by Holt, Rinehart and Winston.
Steppenwolf.
243 pages
German language
Published Jan. 6, 1961 by Holt, Rinehart and Winston.
Steppenwolf
English language
Published 1929 by Henry Holt and Company.
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