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Thomas Mann
ISBN 9781857151961
Rs. 2,238
Everyman's Library
Collected Stories: Thomas Mann
Who it's for: Readers of literary fiction and modernist short stories
Thomas Mann's Collected Stories presents a diverse selection of his shorter works, offering deep insights into art, life, and the complexities of human nature. These stories masterfully explore the human psyche, examining themes of morality, decadence, and intellectualism. Mann’s acute understanding of the tension between individual desires and societal expectations informs each narrative, creating a rich and thought-provoking collection.Why You Should Read? Experience Thomas Mann's mastery of the short story form, characterized by psychological depth and detailed narratives. Engage with complex themes including art, identity, morality, and intellectualism. Gain timeless insights into human emotions and societal pressures from a major 20th-century modernist writer.
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- Diverse selection of Mann's shorter works
- Explores themes of morality, decadence, and intellectualism
- Psychological depth and detailed narratives
- Insights into art, identity, and societal pressures
- From a major 20th-century modernist writer
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Questions about this book
What does this collection include?
It presents a diverse selection of Thomas Mann's shorter works, showcasing his mastery of the short story form.
What themes are explored in these stories?
The stories explore themes of morality, decadence, intellectualism, and the tension between individual desires and societal expectations.
What is the literary style of the collection?
The collection is characterized by psychological depth and detailed narratives, typical of Mann's modernist approach.
Who is the author and what is his significance?
Thomas Mann is a major 20th-century modernist writer, known for his acute understanding of human nature and societal pressures.