El Último Verano En Klingsor. Alma de Niño - Hesse, Hermann
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The Last Months of the Painter Klingsor's Life are months full of desire to live and obsession with work, at the same time as the presentiment of death, which he feels close to, arises. He is only 42 years old, but he has had a life too full and passionate to last much longer. This will thus be his last station. The pleasure and torment of painting, the joy and obsession of creation, sincere friendship, a delicate new love, the charm of nature and his restless soul accompany him in his last days. Child's Soul, meanwhile, is the masterful analysis of the behavior and moods of a boy who commits…mehr

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The Last Months of the Painter Klingsor's Life are months full of desire to live and obsession with work, at the same time as the presentiment of death, which he feels close to, arises. He is only 42 years old, but he has had a life too full and passionate to last much longer. This will thus be his last station. The pleasure and torment of painting, the joy and obsession of creation, sincere friendship, a delicate new love, the charm of nature and his restless soul accompany him in his last days. Child's Soul, meanwhile, is the masterful analysis of the behavior and moods of a boy who commits a petty theft in his own home. Through these stories, Hesse unleashes anguish, love and death, the great issues of his literary universe that led him to win the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1946.
Autorenporträt
Hermann Hesse is one of the most indisputable contemporary German classics. After publishing several poems and some stories with Demian, he won the Fontane Prize and an extraordinary reception from readers and literary critics from all over the world. He is also the author of Narciso and Goldmundo, Little Joys, The Steppe Wolf, Siddhartha and a good number of excellent stories partially collected in Essential Stories, his exploration in the subconscious of the characters and his lucid approach to oriental cultures have remained as two of the greatest contributions to the universal narrative. In 1946 he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature.
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