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Chapter 5 Eternity_________________
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Declaration The discussion on Tablo
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Abstract This thesis explores Herma
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century onwards.4 The discussion on
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An interest in eternity is not Hess
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die Zeit fur mich hat, wie ich die
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Menschen ihres fruhesten Lebens eri
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subject and countersubject in the l
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Finally, dates of publication have
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This chapter explores this intrigui
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und Du, Freund und Feind, Tier und
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Karalaschwili accounts for this pas
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paradoxically, his personal 'freedo
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As Boulby perceptively notes, chara
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[D]ie Legende [1st] jene Literaturf
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the other hand, he is convinced tha
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ejection entails an act of the mind
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his way to enlightenment, is attune
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'Fifty year old Harry Haller [...]
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eal self is transferred onto pairs
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consideration. 55 Clearly, any aspe
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This chapter, which is the necessar
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In the twentieth century, the adven
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609). 14 Klingsor even calls on the
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This conception of music, reflected
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eproducing the soloist's frenzy, in
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Spafi'). A further point we drew at
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they revolve around a common 'home
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More recent literary employment of
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In the chapter 'Erwachen', after hi
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'modulated' and developed, identify
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movements of a tripartite sonata. M
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In addition, Hesse's main character
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Drin eins das andre halt, Zeigen si
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Klange alle wie die Stimme der Mutt
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father, soul and spirit. 59 To Gold
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evolution of his connections to mus
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Music means solace for Kuhn in Gert
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Furthermore, the erotic element of
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Hesse's penchant for 'klassische' (
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the aesthetic qualities of a piece
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creation is, for Hesse, the princip
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'Hesse had nothing against virtuosi
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undramatisch' (letter of 1898 to He
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As far as the formal plane is conce
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called 'absurd'. 53 The most conspi
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existence and the dismissal of any
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in that the former's opera paves th
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'Bine Arbeitsnacht' (1928), he poin
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debate on jazz but also by the Nazi
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catchy tunes threaten to drain art
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individuationis—accepting his lim
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Singen oder Summen oder auch nur da
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die Erden und Sterne harmonisch im
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in the euphoria of the 'Maskenball'
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Chapter 4 Memory, metamorphosis, an
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Hesse's approach to memory and the
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Hesse's main characters who, almost
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ich sah mich wahrend der ganzen Vor
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with music, which would eventually
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correlative' of childhood in Hesse.
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equally pressing desire to release
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mit Entsetzen erinnerte ich mich an
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Hesse ascribes his fascination with
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weigert sich, es will sich haufig a
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exceptions (see the myth of Pygmali
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internalized and replaced by transf
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to India ('Erinnerung an Mwamba').
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there are occasions when we experie
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Beschreibung einiger Augenblicke ku
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In the first place, time is no long
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Beja underlines that, for both Berg
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Karalaschwili refers to as the 'Zei
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(unity, memory, and music) merge in
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of Hesse's personal creed as well a
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Nichts war, nichts wird sein; alles
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The complex symbol of the river in
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as revealed by the opening line of
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While Mann's image of endless repet
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Glasperlenspiel). Clearly, 'authori
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spread very rapidly to the human sc
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poetic world: the metaphor of the s
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