Thomas Mann and the Business Ethics  

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Brennan, Joseph Gerard

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Journal of Business Ethics vol. 4 no. 5 (Oct. 1985), page 401-407.
Topik: Thomas Mann; Business Ethic

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Son of a North German businessman, Thomas Mann chose as theme for his early narrative work the conflict between the standards and values of business and those of the artist-writer. Buddenbrooks and Tonio Kroger exhibit the tension of values in opposite ways. In The Magic Mountain, Mann expands his canvas to include military as well as business values in their relation tot he creative potential in a young engineer who exiles himself to an Alpine tuberculosis sanatorium to enjoy a unique educational experience. Mann believed that the businessman, like the artist, had a light and dark side, committed by the Protestant ethics, yet bound to entrepreneurial standards of utility and profit. On that account, the businessman, like the creative artist, may experience a certain alienation from 'Life'.

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