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The spiritual journey of an Indian boy named Siddhartha unfolds during the era of the Buddha, exploring themes of self-discovery and enlightenment. Hermann Hesse's allegorical novel, written in a lyrical and accessible style, reflects his experiences in India during the 1910s. First published in 1922, it delves into the quest for meaning and the contrasts between materialism and spiritual fulfillment.
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- Title
- Siddhartha
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Hermann Hesse
- Publisher
- General Press
- Released
- 2018
- Pages
- 172
- ISBN13
- 9789387669116
- Series
- Tags
- Fiction, Religion & Spirituality, Religious Topics, Philosophical Topics, Religion, Classics, Spirituality, Friendship, German Literature, Germany, Fun, Death, Life, Faith, Adapted for Film, Buddhism, Novellas, India, Happiness, Search, Experiences, Hinduism, Teachers, Searching for Oneself, Gods, Wisdom of Life, Graphics, Buddha, Redemption, Salvation, Nirvana, Asceticism
- First published
- 1922
- Original title
- Siddhartha
- Rating
- 3.95 out of 5
- Description
- The spiritual journey of an Indian boy named Siddhartha unfolds during the era of the Buddha, exploring themes of self-discovery and enlightenment. Hermann Hesse's allegorical novel, written in a lyrical and accessible style, reflects his experiences in India during the 1910s. First published in 1922, it delves into the quest for meaning and the contrasts between materialism and spiritual fulfillment.