Hermann Hesse: Hesse's Reading and Writing

“The greatest of all the worlds that man has created is the world of books. Herman Hesse's poem and novel, political and cultural critical essay, has been spreading around the world over 50 million times, making him the most read European writer in the 20th century in America, Japan and South Korea. His writings also serve as a key to understanding his life and experience. He is also a reader who has read more books than any writer. He's read thousands of books, and some of them have read many times. At the age of 13, Hesse ‘I didn’t want to be anything but a poet ’ is forced to flee the famous Maulbrone seminary of 1892, at the age and then to be expelled from school. Hesse was able to go into literature classes alone, reading German and philosophical books in his father’s library after he had quit the University of Maulbrone. He not only wrote a lot of Wet poetry in his late teens, but he read half of world literature at that time and was persistent in his work on art and language and philosophy. Then, after an apprentice in the top watch factory, he worked in several bookstores and bookstores, and had a little periphery and walked through literature. Reading to Hesse means getting to know the nature and the way a stranger thinks, trying to understand him, trying somehow to make friends with him. And each individual has a list of books that are friendly and understood, that are lovely and precious. Anyone needs to find their own way into the world of books and articles. Hesse is giving readers advice on what to read in this book.

Korean title: 헤세의 책 읽기와 글쓰기

Korean author: 헤르만 헤세

Korean publisher: 연암서가

ISBN-13: 9791160870961