Demian: (Translated by N. H. Piday)

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Emil Sinclair's coming-of-age journey is marked by his struggle for self-awareness amidst the duality of existence. He grapples with the conflicting demands of the external world and his internal quest for spiritual fulfillment. Seeking guidance from figures like his mother, an organist, and his childhood friend Max Demian, Emil ultimately finds self-realization. The novel reflects early 20th-century psychoanalysis influences, making it a compelling choice for young readers exploring psychological themes in personal growth. This edition features premium acid-free paper and a translation by N. H. Piday.