O lobo das estepes de hermann hesse

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The Function of Pablo in Hesse's "Steppenwolf" Author(s): Heidi M. Rockwood Source: South Atlantic Review, Vol. 59, No. 4 (Nov., 1994), pp. 47-61 Published by: South Atlantic Modern Language Association Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/3201358 . Accessed: 19/04/2013 06:41
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TheFunction Pablo of inHesse's Steppenwolf
HEIDI M. ROCKWOOD

1921 HermannHesse wentseveral timesfor sessions withCarl Gustav as well as one of psychoanalytical Jung the B. that students, analystJ. Lang.'We haveampletestimony Jung's notwithout reservations abouttherelationship beHesse, though tween and found thesemeetings and psychoanalysis art, interesting the and He the Jungian theory helpful fascinating. incorporated latter in several works suchas Demianand Steppenwolf psychological and that in interpretations lookfor patterns incorporated Jungian theory are therefore established. faras well As is concerned, Steppenwolf Schwarzeven calls it "ein mitHilfe derJungschen Psychoanalyse inszeniertes 'A treatise created withthehelpof Lehrsttick" didactic of here and (138; translations quotations, Jungian psychoanalysis' are throughout, mine). However,