The first thing that occurred to me wasn't Hesse's Siddhartha, which may have all male characters, but Steppenwolf where Hermine and Hermann are part of each other. It strikes me that Hesse sees both male and female in each of us. In Siddhartha it was the river where the noises and pictures all flowed together into one and eventually 'Om'.
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Re: Siddhartha and the Female Perspective
[re: John]
