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Hermann Hesse, winner of the 1946 Nobel Prize in Literature, is among the most widely read authors of the twentieth century. This reading guide introduces six of his books, offering an overview of his central concerns to help readers decide whether to explore the original works.

Hermann Hesse, born 2 July 1877 and died 9 August 1962, is one of the most widely read European authors of the twentieth century. He won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1946, and although he was born and raised in Germany, he adopted Swiss citizenship at the age of 46.
This file includes a short report on six books—one about him and his works, and five of his own writings—as well as useful links related to each book. The aim of this report is to offer a general overview of Hermann Hesse’s concerns, so that if the reader shares a common feeling with these concerns and deems it appropriate, they may turn to the original book.
1_ An Introduction to Hermann Hesse, Reza Najafi, Caravan Publishing 2_ Demian, Hermann Hesse, Khosrow Rezaei, Jami Publishing 3_ Siddhartha, Hermann Hesse, Soroush Habibi, Phoenix Publishing 4_ Steppenwolf, Hermann Hesse, Kikavous Jahandari, Asatir 5_ Narcissus and Goldmund, Hermann Hesse, Soroush Habibi, Cheshmeh Publishing 6_ Journey to the East, Hermann Hesse, Soroush Habibi, Mahi Publishing
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