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The audiobook "Steppe Wolf" by Hermann Hesse immerses the listener in the world of internal struggle and self-destruction of the protagonist, Henry Haller. The novel describes the life of Haller, who feels alienated from society and internally divided between human and animal nature.

The steppe wolf is a metaphor that reflects the conflict between the rational and irrational sides of the hero's personality. He lives alone, avoiding social contact and suffering from the feeling that he cannot find his place in the world. His inner conflict escalates when he is confronted with various aspects of his personality, which are different archetypes such as "beast" and "man."

The novel explores the themes of existential crisis, the search for the meaning of life and the fight against internal demons. Hesse uses symbolism and philosophical reflection to create a deeply personal and emotionally intense work.

"Steppe Wolf" is considered one of Hesse's greatest works, and offers the listener a rich and layered text that can be interpreted in different ways depending on personal experience and perception.

- By Hermann Hesse

- Genre: A Philosophical Novel

- Main topic: Existential crisis, internal conflict, search for the meaning of life

- Features: Deep symbolism, philosophical reflections, psychological analysis of characters

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