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The Magic Mountain - Book by Thomas Mann
Thomas Mann's "The Magic Mountain" is a philosophical novel that explores themes of time, illness, and the nature of existence. Set in a Swiss sanatorium in the early 20th century, it follows Hans Castorp, a young man who visits his sick cousin and becomes captivated by the isolated, introspective world of the patients. The novel is rich with discussions on life, death, and the interplay of personal and societal values, as characters represent diverse ideologies, from rationalism to mysticism. Over the course of several years, Hans becomes embroiled in debates about modernity, art, and the looming specter of World War I. The sanatorium itself acts as a microcosm of society, where time seems suspended, allowing for deep philosophical contemplation.
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