"After I read the script I was, I had to read it again because I was like, 'I don't know. I feel like I missed something.' There's so much happening," Mann recalled. "It is the kind of thing that ...
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Thomas Mann’s Pessimistic Humanism
What can we still learn from the The Magic Mountain? Susan Bernofsky Hans Castorp, the protagonist of Thomas Mann’s The Magic ...
Reflections of a Nonpolitical Man, Thomas Mann’s agonized 500-page tract on the rights and wrongs of World War I, appeared in September 1918, just weeks before the war ended in a German defeat. In the ...
Thomas Mann published “The Magic Mountain” a century ago, in November 1924, and five years later won the Nobel Prize. One of the greatest novels ever written, it is an intellectual feast with an ...
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