Tag Archives: Hermann Hesse
The Rational versus The Non-rational
Two books read, and not for the first time: I have read Steppenwolf no less than three times, and each time I feel like I am reading it anew. I almost never expect it, yet it is true that I … Continue reading
The Law of Service and Other Findings in Hermann Hesse’s “Journey to the East”
This is the law propounded by “Leo,” the “servant” to “H.H.” in the short novel, The Journey to the East, by Hermann Hesse. (It should be noted that “Leo” is loved by animals, as well as by his fellow humans). … Continue reading
The Pavellas Perspective 