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	SparkNotes: Demian: Chapter 3
		Demian uses these two principles to explain how he moved his seat next to Sinclair's and how he is able to affect what the teacher does by staring at him.
		But, Demian pushes on—the God of the Bible may represents all that is good and honorable, but, he insists, there is more to man. One must either also worship the devil or worship a god who embodies both good and evil.
		Demian's suggestion that it is preferable to worship a god of both good and evil foreshadows Sinclair's later infatuation with Abraxas, a long forgotten creature of ancient times who is conceived of as such a god by those who worship him.
	www.sparknotes.com /lit/demian/section3.rhtml (1029 words)

	Demian
		Demian is about a boy, Emil Sinclair, becoming a man in the beginning of the 20th century.
		Another theme of the book Demian centers around the story of the ancient god Abraxas — a bird struggles to break free of its egg — it must destroy the egg in order to have new life — then it flies — it flies to the god Abraxas — the god of two realms.
		Eva (Eve) is Max Demian’s mother in the story, and she becomes a mentor and spiritual mother to Emil.
	www.williamsimcoe.com /Demian.html (487 words)

	The Classical Free-Reed, Inc. Demian's Accordion Patent
		The illustration on the left of Demian's accordion is from the archive of Dr. Alfred Mirek of Moscow.
		Demian Cyrill, together with both of his sons Karl and Guido, organ and piano makers, residing at Mariahilferstrasse No. 43 in Vienna, present a new instrument -- Accordion -- to the authorities.
		Demian Cyrill and both of his sons, Karl and Guido, organ and piano makers, residing at Mariahilferstrasse No. 43 in Vienna, describe the characteristics of their newly invented instrument -- called Accordion -- this way.
	www.ksanti.net /free-reed/history/demian.html (812 words)

	Hesse, Hermann: "Demian"
		Demian lädt ihn auf Wunsch seiner Mutter zu sich nach Hause ein.
		Demians Mutter bietet Emil sofort an, sie Frau Eva zu nennen.
		Demian weist Emil daraufhin, daß er immer da sein wird, wenn er ihn braucht, aber er muß tief in sich hinein horchen
	www.schultreff.de /referate/deutsch/r0005t00.htm (1120 words)

	'Where There's Smoke', a DreamSinger Multi-Media Project, Creating a Landscape of Healing for Relational ...
		In her music partnership with Stacey Young, multi-instrumentalist and composer, Demian's voice and musical style have been likened to Enya or Loreena McKennitt, but as an advocate she speaks and writes with a strength and passion that belies her petite appearance.
		Demian brings over 33 years of experience with various human rights activities and healing modalities, as well as a keen understanding of human nature in her writings.
		Demian is actively involved in the creation of her projects, from inception to production.
	www.prweb.com /releases/2006/12/prweb475409.htm (843 words)

	Amazon.com: Demian (Dover Thrift Editions): Books: Hermann Hesse (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Hermann Hesse's Demian is not at all about growing up, or understanding "how the world works", Hesse is not for the average reader, but he will only be understood by those who understand themselves and can see themselves as individuals instead of part of the mass.
		Demian then plants the alternative perception that the individual must delve into the self to discover his peculiar fate and destiny, a unique purpose apart from the mundane consensus, the mores of the hoard.
		Demian shares his ideas about the "story of Cain and Abel" (21), stating that "Cain was a fine fellow and the story was pinned on him only because people were afraid" (24).
	www.amazon.com /Demian-Dover-Thrift-Editions-Hermann/dp/0486414132 (2226 words)

	Demian Summary & Essays - Hermann Hesse (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Demian: The Story of Emil Sinclair’s Youth (1919) is a semi-autobiographical novel by German writer Hermann Hesse.
		Demian was published in the aftermath of World War I and grew out of Hesse’s experience of psychoanalysis with Carl Jung and J. Lang.
		Demian applies concepts of Jungian psychoanalysis in a strongly symbolic narrative drawing from Christian theology, Nietzschean philosophy, and Eastern mysticism.
	www.enotes.com /demian (231 words)

	Hesse, Hermann: "Demian"
		Er versucht ihr Gesicht zu malen, doch in ihrem Bild erkennt er Demian.
		Auf der Universität treffen sich Demian und Sinclair wieder.
		In Demians Mutter, Frau Eva, findet er das Abbild seiner Traumfrau und er erfährt durch sie von einer anderen Möglichkeit zu leben.
	www.schultreff.de /referate/deutsch/r0303t00.htm (553 words)

	Demian
		Demian first appeared in the top thousand boy or girl names during 1971, which is the first year shown on the table.
		Demian last appeared in either or both of these name lists during 1974, the last year shown on the table.
		During the last 125 years, parents have used Demian as a boy's name nearly 100% of the time and almost never as a girl's name.
	www.baby-boy-names.org /d/demian.htm (288 words)

	David S. Demian - Marks, Golia & Finch, LLP
		Demian's practice includes advising clients on regulatory issues, corporate structuring and operational issues, as well as the mediation and litigation of disputes.
		Demian is admitted to practice before all California State courts and the U.S. District Court, Southern District.
		Demian captained the school's basketball team to its best record since 1946.
	www.mgllp.com /att_demian.htm (168 words)

	Julius Carl Demian Crew
		Flew as Togglier with F/O Demian on 26 missions (312, 313, 314, 315 and 317 where substitute Waist Gunners were utilized) and on all other mission on and after 23 Feb 45.
		The Waist Gunner position was eliminated from the F/O Demian crew on and after mission 322 on 24 Feb 45 except for missions 327 and 341 where a Waist Gunner was used.
		The F/O Demian Crew used "Y Operators" on missions 301, 315, 322 and 346 and a "Spot Jammer" on mission 335.
	www.303rdbg.com /427demian.html (598 words)

	SparkNotes: Demian: Chapter 8
		Demian takes this to be the sign of the coming of a new world.
		Demian then tells him he must go now, but that at some point, Sinclair might need him again.
		Demian brings the incident up in such a way that it is like an old childhood memory, an episode that can now be forgotten.
	www.sparknotes.com /lit/demian/section8.rhtml (848 words)

	Demian Study Guide by Hermann Hesse: Style
		Hesse's choice of first-person narration is central to Demian, because Sinclair is describing his own inward journey toward selfknowledge and the formulation of his personal identity.
		Critics have noted that Demian does not have a strong or complex plot, because the novel is concerned with a process of self-reflection rather than a series of external events.
		Demian is set in Germany during the decade preceding World War I, the early years of the twentieth century.
	www.bookrags.com /studyguide-demian/style.html (165 words)

	Free Essay An Examination of Herman Hesse's Demian
		Demian is a projection of the goals Sinclair wishes to achieve, attributes he would like to attain, and thoughts he cannot possess because of the bonds placed on his mind by society.
		Demian again embodies these primal wishes, which are directed this time towards Kromer, in saying that Sinclair simply should “kill him (41).” Sinclair, who describes himself as a definite member of the good world, is unable to accept the desires, thoughts, and urges within himself, so he projects them upon the character of Demian.
		He says “Often I felt a great longing for Max Demian, but no less often I hated him, accusing him of having caused the impoverishment of my life (71).” When Sinclair loses himself in drunken binges, Demian is almost no where to be found.
	www.echeat.com /essay.php?t=39 (1112 words)

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