Doğu Yolculuğu

'We were traveling to the East, but we were also traveling to the Middle Ages, or the Golden Age. We were passing through Italy and Switzerland, but sometimes we would spend the night in the tenth century and visit our ancestors or fairies. When I was alone, I often encountered places and people from my past, and wandered with my ex-fiancée by the forest above the Rhine. Then, when I rejoined my group in some valley, listening to the songs of the Society and camping opposite the leaders' tent, I realized that my childhood excursion or horseback riding with Sancho was also part of this journey; Because our only goal was not to reach the East, or rather, our East was not just a country or a geographical place, but the homeland of the soul and its youth, it was both everywhere and nowhere, the unity of all times.'
Hermann The East and Eastern philosophy, mysticism and view of life, which Hesse admired since his early youth, formed the basis of many of his books. "Journey to the East" is one of the most beautiful and poetic narratives not only of Hermann Hesse, but also of the German language.



Number of Pages: 80
< br>Print Year: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Can Yayınlari

Number of Pages: 80

First Printing Year: 2002

Language: Turkish