Narziß und Goldmund (Narcissus and Goldmund) by Hermann Hesse, Suhrkamp 1948 Edition
Contributed by Stephen Coles on Jun 4th, 2013. Artwork published in
.
Source: www.bohemianbookworm.com License: All Rights Reserved.
“Originally published in 1930 by Fischer whose inventory was taken over by Suhrkamp after the war. Like most of Hesse’s works, the main theme of this book set in medieval Germany is the wanderer’s struggle to find himself, as well as the polar opposites. Goldmund represents art and nature and the ‘feminine mind’, while Narziss represents science and logic and God and the ‘masculine mind’.” — Bohemian Bookworm
