STEPPENWOLF REPRESENTING THE MAN OF THE FUTURE
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Identity, Herman Hesse, LiteratureAbstract
Modern man is constantly improving and changing his identity. This search is given through the deconstruction and reconstruction of the "self", which is affected by the world and the other. Thus, the novel The Steppenwolf, dialogues with modern criticism which addresses issues related to the constant construction of the individual and the enhancement of the subject of the first half of the twentieth century. Through formal narrative elements such as character and space, we can track how this path is given of the construction of "self" and "selves".
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