Personal Growth In Hermann Hesse's Siddhartha
It is the decision to disregard the influences of society that allows the opportunity to find oneself; Our personal experiences help to develop our own perspective and determine who we are as individuals. Bobbi Harro’s view in the Cycle of Liberation and Cycle of Socialization, coincides with the theme of personal growth portrayed in Hermann Hesse’s novel Siddhartha.
After Siddhartha’s realization of his oppression, he develops the courage to isolate himself from his role in socialization. Siddhartha achieves individuality when he refuses to become a product of society’s standards.
After Siddhartha’s realization of his oppression, he develops the courage to isolate himself from his role in socialization. Siddhartha achieves individuality when he refuses to become a product of society’s standards.