How did Hesse describe his philosophical outlook in his works?
Existential
Nihilistic
Absurdist
Optimistic
Answer
Existentialism, as portrayed in Hesse's works, emphasizes the individual's responsibility for shaping their own existence in the face of an often-absurd and meaningless world. Hesse's characters grapple with themes of identity, purpose, and the search for meaning in a universe that appears indifferent to their struggles.
Exploring the Enigmatic World of Hermann Hesse: A Literary Journey
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