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Reading a newspaper makes this novel's protagonist imagine the Arena Chapel and the aeronaut Gianozzo. In his pocket, the protagonist of this novel finds a poem he wrote contrasting "life's fevered surge" with beings who "know not day nor night nor time's dividing." This novel's protagonist hallucinates that a schoolmate tells him to shoot a chauffeur, leading him to rescue the stenographer Dora from a wrecked car. While drinking coffee with a professor who denounced a (*) publicist with the protagonist's surname as a traitor, that protagonist of this novel insults the professor's wife's picture of Goethe. In this novel, a woman who reminds the protagonist of his childhood sweetheart Rosa Kreisler is "in hell" according to the sign on a mirror-filled building containing rooms like "How One Kills for Love." For 10 points, name this work that climaxes when Hermine is stabbed in the Magic Theatre by the madman Harry Haller, a novel by Hermann Hesse.
Reading a newspaper makes this novel's protagonist imagine the Arena Chapel and the aeronaut Gianozzo.
Der Steppenwolf