Hermann Broch

Hermann Broch was an Austrian writer and philosopher known for his deep exploration of art, literature, and society. He believed that modern art reflected the moral and existential crises of his time. Broch critiqued conventional narratives and emphasized the complexity of human experience. His notable works, such as "The Sleepwalkers," illustrate the disintegration of traditional values in the early 20th century. Through his art criticism, he sought to reveal the underlying forces shaping cultural expressions, advocating for a deeper understanding of art's role in addressing societal issues and individual consciousness.