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Knulp
Hermann Hesse
(suggested by David)
Knulp is a poignant and lyrical novella centered on the life of a wandering vagabond in pre-World War I Germany.
The narrative unfolds as a portrait of a man who defies convention in favor of freedom and transience. Part folk tale, part philosophical meditation, Knulp blends introspection and poetic realism, examining what it means to live on society’s margins with dignity, charm, and a quiet yearning for belonging.
Where to meet
We will be meeting at Kingston Library, Fairfield Rd, KT1 2PS
https://goo.gl/maps/stuniZBoAbEcccyy5
Time
Please arrive at 18:10 for a 18:15 start sharp, so we can squeeze the most discussion out of the session :)
We will wrap up around 19:40 as the library needs us out by 19:45
There will then be an option to go for a drink at a nearby pub if anyone is interested.
As always please feel free to contact me with any questions etc, or post on the group wall.
What reaction did you notice yourself having in response to knulp's carefree but aimless/drifting lifestyle?
To what extent can one escape the value judgements & expectations of 'Society'
Is drifting a failure or simply another way of being human?
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P82: why do you think Knulp left his friend?
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Is freedom worth the cost of loneliness and insecurity?
Can a seemingly “wasted” life still have meaning?
Why do we want our life to have meaning?
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