Hey /lit/, let's discuss Hesse's Steppenwolf and it's

Also someone can explain me the role of sensual pleasures in it? This the thing I can't fathom.

It's teen tier spirituality. When you grow up you leave childish things behind.

>>8066416
this.
i cringed when i read it agaib

>>8066416
you don't have to take the message seriously to enjoy it

jungian stuff

i like hesse
i think he has good things to say, and says them in an imaginative, consistent way.

i don't like how everyone dismisses him as 'teenage philosophy'
i don't even even know what that means. i mean, i get it's a way to get everyone to immediately think 'oh no, i'm so above this' but it doesn't seem like a real criticism

>>8066416
I've never read it but I don't think anything hesse wrote is teen tier anything. You're just a cunt who forgot he's not important.

>>8066411
that's a really cool picture though

>>8066416
I got "dont be such a self important serious cunt" from it

>>8067348
I guess him and camus are consistently read by 'those' teenagers

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>>8066411
wtf is that pic, a pedophile and his young victim?

>>8068523
He's the wolf of the steppe and she's taming him