A Dialectics of Reason and Instinct: Thomas Mann's Magic Mountain

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Abstract

SCHMIDT ANDRADE, Ciro. A Dialectics of Reason and Instinct: Thomas Mann's Magic Mountain. univ.humanist. [online]. 2010, n.69, pp.281-290. ISSN 0120-4807.

The whole Thomas Mann's work is a reflection of the permanent tension between instinct and reason, the irruption of the repressed and life order. This is particularly manifested in his work The Magic Mountain.

Keywords : conflict; instinct; reason; passion; death; Thomas Mann.

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