Das Geld: Roman (insel taschenbuch)

His critique feels sharp for its time, but I wonder how it was received back then. Did it spark debates about morality and capitalism?

The characters’ dilemmas about money and ethics seem so relevant today. I’m curious if others saw parallels with modern issues of wealth and corruption.

His detailed social critique suggests a strong message. I wonder what personal or historical factors influenced this focus in 'L'Argent'.