Hermann Hesse Yearbook

On the Value of Age: M. Michels: "With maturity, one becomes ever younger." Hermann Hesse on the value of age - M. Kleeberg: Proust in Ticino. The late prose of Hermann Hesse - K.-J. Kuschel: The old man and his hands. Themes of aging and aging style in Hermann Hesse's late poetry - H. Herwig: Praise and lament of old age in Hermann Hesse's poems and aphorisms - C. Burget: "Readiness to die, will to be reborn." Aging as a process of knowledge and self-surrender in Hermann Hesse's story Klingsor's Last Summer - L. Hasler: The tragicomedy of agelessness. Why Hermann Hesse's ideal of old age finds little resonance among seniors today - and at what cost - H. Esselborn-Krumbiegel: Encounter of cultures. Hermann Hesse's novel Siddhartha - C. U. Gröner: "Thirst for knowledge." The motif of greed in Hermann Hesse's Siddhartha - V. Michels: Was Hermann Hesse a bad father? - E. Schlösser / T. Zdrazil: Childhood and youth experiences of Hermann Hesse and his friendship with the school founder and Hesse patron Emil Molt - W. Schröter: Quantum physics for Steppenwolves and non-physicists. Hermann Hesse and atomic physicists grappling with dualisms - T. Heiler: Hermann Hesse on the Internet: Perspectives on the digital exhibition "Steppenwolf and Painter Friend: Gunter Böhmer Illustrates Hermann Hesse.".