Theme II And Siddhartha

The patterns of civil organization appear in both Theme II and Siddhartha. The regions discussed in Theme II generally possess the common theme of writing. Writing organizes the civilizations whether through codes of laws, religious texts, or even battle tactics. In a written document, the Mongols express the value of their leaders as “the chiefs or princes of the army do not take part in the fighting”. This fighting technique unintentionally defines the social hierarchy of the Mongols. In slightly broader terms, Hermann Hesse acknowledges the founding principal of many people’s lives, doctrines. Throughout the novel, Hesse mentions the population’s reliance on written laws and ideas. Characters constantly show their dependence on written doctrines