Steppenwolf, a novel by Hermann Hesse, explores the inner conflict of its protagonist, Harry Haller, who struggles with his dual nature as both a solitary intellectual and a part of society. He feels alienated from the world around him and grapples with his identity, embodying the characteristics of a "steppenwolf," a creature that symbolizes his wild and untamed instincts as opposed to his refined, cultured side. This duality leads to profound existential turmoil, as...