Siddhartha — Hesse, Hermann
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Siddhartha

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Summary

"Siddhartha" by Hermann Hesse is a novel published in 1922 that follows a young Brahmin's spiritual quest for enlightenment in ancient India during the time of the Buddha. Rejecting both ascetic extremes and worldly pleasures, Siddhartha embarks on his own path of self-discovery, encountering love, wealth, suffering, and loss. Through these experiences and the wisdom of a humble ferryman beside a mystical river, he seeks to transcend time and understand the complete unity of all existence. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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Subjects (13)
  • Category: Novels
  • Category: Philosophy & Ethics
  • Category: German Literature
  • Nobel Prizes in Literature
  • PT
  • Self-realization -- Fiction
  • Spiritual life -- Fiction
  • India -- Social life and customs -- Fiction
  • Gautama Buddha -- Fiction
  • Buddhism -- Fiction
  • Buddhist philosophy -- Fiction
  • Brahmans -- Fiction
  • India -- Religion -- Fiction

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