Narcis i Zlatousti

Narcis i Zlatousti

Hermann Hesse
Hesse

The book tells about the different life paths and different worldviews of Narcissus, a monk and scholar, focused exclusively on the spiritual, and Zlatoust, an artist, who wants to immortalize the worldly and glorify God through the visible with his creat

Different approaches to the world and life, and even to God, do not prevent their exceptional friendship, set in the medieval framework. Hesse proves that diversity does not have to separate, but can provide new stimuli and grow and enrich those who are able to understand that their understanding is not the only possible and acceptable one. The novel is an elaboration of one of the central preoccupations of Hesse's creativity, the motif of the contradiction between spiritual, thought existence and the sensual way of living, logos and eros, proving that exactly contradictions lead to new insights and new qualities.

Original title
Narzis un Goldmund
Translation
Branimir Živojinović
Graphics design
Silvano Jović
Dimensions
18 x 11 cm
Pages
300
Publisher
BIGZ, Beograd, 1991.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Serbian.

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