Analysis Of Steppenwolf Disease

As mentioned in this book, "... not only affects weak and unnoticed things, it also affects the spirit and the richest gifts." This illness is lonely. Some people do not call it sick, they call it a feeling. In fact, it is actually an illness that affects my thoughts, emotions, and behavior, in this case Harry Heller, or Steppenwolf. This disease affects the innermost layer of human soul and affects gentlemen.

SteppenWolf is a low-answer book with low certainty. This is too honest. It is the first time for a newborn baby to see the world with magic eyes, and to be fascinated by the cockroach that was first discovered, like in some respects. In many ways it is an invitation to abandon the customary ways of seeing life and reform the existence of that person after the deepest desire of the person. In most respects, the voice whispers from my heart: "Become genuine!"

As the book says, Steppenwolf's illness is sick, "... not only is it weak and not worth it, it also affects the wealthiest people of the spirit and the gift." The illness is loneliness. Some people do not call it sick, they call it a feeling. In fact, it is actually an illness that affects my thoughts, emotions, and behavior, in this case Harry Heller, or Steppenwolf. This disease affecting the deepest part of the human soul has been affecting Mr. Haller for a long time. If it is long enough it can even destroy people and even drive them to commit suicide. This is what happened to Mr. Haller. His solitude swallowed him for years because he forgot the happiness of his life. He can not enjoy his life any longer because he will not let him do it. He has no one, sometimes he feels that his life is not worth it.

The beauty of the novel 'Wolf of the Wasted Land' is thought to be a heroic struggle with the god of hell in his own soul. A modern person anthropomorphized by Harry Haller must learn to recognize his shadow, his dark side, accept it as his brother and integrate it into himself. The roles of Pablo, Hermine, Maria, and Magic Theater are all the means Hesse used to return this information to Harry. He gave up on his unilateral side, gave up the boring isolation of simple happiness in his daily life, and must give up his excessive perception of the fairy world. Both are essential to human condition, so "Er muss lachen lernen" ("He needs to learn to laugh"), and the difference between the ideal world and the real world