Steppenwolf (Polis & Praxis Classics) -- Hermann Hesse

<p><strong>Discover the Inner Wilderness: A Timeless Journey Through Madness, Identity, and Transformation</strong></p><p>Hermann Hesse's <em>Steppenwolf</em> is a gripping psychological novel that continues to resonate with readers navigating the complexities of the modern world. Originally published in 1927, this literary classic explores the divided self, existential despair, and the possibility of spiritual renewal through the haunting story of Harry Haller-a man who believes he is half-wolf, half-human.</p><p></p><p>Caught between rigid societal norms and his own wild, untamed instincts, Haller stumbles upon a mysterious invitation to the "Magic Theater-For Madmen Only," where fantasy and reality blur in a surreal, inner journey of self-discovery. Drawing on the philosophies of Nietzsche, the psychology of Carl Jung, and the spiritual wisdom of Eastern traditions, <em>Steppenwolf</em> is a dazzling, dreamlike exploration of identity, alienation, and the fragmented soul.</p><p></p><p>&#65533;&#65533;&#65533;&#65533; <em>This edition includes essential additions for today's reader: </em></p><ul><li><strong>A new introduction</strong> that situates <em>Steppenwolf</em> in its historical context while illuminating its lasting relevance in an age of psychological complexity and cultural fragmentation.</li><li><strong>A concise author biography</strong> of Hermann Hesse, tracing his intellectual influences and personal crises that shaped this landmark work.</li><li><strong>A