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The Magic Mountain

Name: The Magic Mountain
Brand: Penguin Books
SKU: 48352234
Price: 13.96 EUR
Availability: PreOrder
Author: John E. Woods
ISBN: 9780241785423

John E. Woods

Language

English

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Libristo code: 48352234

Publishers Penguin Books, January 2026

It is summertime in the Swiss Alps. Hans Castorp, an ‘ordinary young man’, has arrived at an exclusi... Full description

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It is summertime in the Swiss Alps. Hans Castorp, an ‘ordinary young man’, has arrived at an exclusive sanitorium for a brief visit to his convalescent cousin. Once there, time will lose its familiar contours, as Hans himself falls ill and loses himself in a landscape of dreams, beauty and eternal snow.The Magic Mountain is Thomas Mann’s masterwork: a Bildungsroman that is also an allegory of Europe before the devastations of the First World War and a profound meditation on time, art, sickness and death. John E. Woods’ virtuoso translations of Thomas Mann’s novels are widely recognized as the best versions available in English.