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H.Hesse - o analiza
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Demiurgul a scris:pentru inspiratele sale scrieri care, cresc
Da astept sa imi spui cum ti s-a parut ...
Demiurgul a scris:Da astept sa imi spui cum ti s-a parut ...
Avand in vedere k sunt cam ocupat cu scoala...cred k o sa ai ceva vreme de asteptat 
Cand a citit romanul acum 4 ani ..mi-a luat jumatate de zi .....dar fiecare citeste in felul lui...era perioada aia frumoasa in care citeam cate 4 romane pe saptamana ..ce vremuri ..
Demiurgul a scris:Cand a citit romanul acum 4 ani ..mi-a luat jumatate de zi .....dar fiecare citeste in felul lui...era perioada aia frumoasa in care citeam cate 4 romane pe saptamana ..ce vremuri ..
ma rog...cum zici tu...eu am zile in care nu am timp sa citesc asa k...asta e motivu' pt care am zis k vei avea ceva de asteptat!;)
apropos...si cand zici ca ai avut perioada aia in care citeai 4 romane pe saptamana?:feminist:
Editat Joi 10 apr 2008 17:06
Citeam acum 2ani ,....cand ma durea in basca de tot...acum trebuie sa imi castig existenta ...nu sunt asa de bogat ,,,,dar ma uit intodeauna la biografia marilor scriiori ..modelul meu jack london .....
Hai ce zici de roman .....ce zici de tipa ....??
am citit doar Sidharta in vara.. dar e in plan vara asta sa citesc "Jocul cu margele de sticla" si Lupul de stepa despre care am auzit numai lucruri bune :) oricum.. deja m-a vrajit. Scrie extrem de captivant..
German poet and novelist, who has explored in his work the duality of spirit and nature and individual's spiritual search outside restrictions of the society. Hesse was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1946. Several of Hesse's novels depict the protagonist's journey into the inner self. A spiritual guide assists the hero in his quest for self-knowledge and shows the way beyond the world "deluded by money, number and time."
"Despair is the result of each earnest attempt to go through life with virtue, justice and understanding and fulfill their requirements. Children live on one side of despair, the awakened on the other side." (from The Journey to the East, 1932)
Hermann Hesse was born into a family of Pietist missionaries and religious publishers in the Black Forest town of Calw, in the German state of W