“En vérité, il préférait encore mille fois la naïveté d'un enfant qui croyait que les étoiles étaient des trous dans la voûte céleste, à travers lesquels transparaissait la lumière éternelle, au bavardage creux, insensé et présomptueux que commettait la science moniste en traitant de l'"univers cosmique".”
Quote by Thomas Mann
Book:The Magic Mountain
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The Magic Mountain
Hermann Hesse's 'The Magic Mountain' is a profound novel that takes place in a Swiss sanatorium in the early 20th century. It follows the protagonist Hans Castorp's extended stay at the institution, where he encounters a diverse array of characters and engages in introspection. The novel delves into themes of personal growth, the nature of time, and the complexities of human relationships. more
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