| Display title | The Glass Bead Game |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Glass Bead Game is a novel by German author Hermann Hesse, winning him the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1946.[please verify] It concerns an orphan, Joseph Knecht, who rises through the ranks of the "Pedagogical Province" of Castalia, to become the Magister Ludi, the master of the aforementioned game. |