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| Title | : | Brief einer Unbekannten |
| Author | : | Stefan Zweig |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 96 pages |
| Published | : | by Fischer Verlag (first published 1922) |
| Categories | : | Classics. Fiction. Romance. Short Stories. European Literature. German Literature |
Stefan Zweig
Paperback | Pages: 96 pages Rating: 4.15 | 20812 Users | 2093 Reviews
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Ein Liebesbrief erreicht den Romancier und Lebemann R. an seinem einundvierzigsten Geburtstag – die leidenschaftliche Lebensbeichte einer Frau, deren Lebensmittelpunkt er war.Doch sie ist für ihn nur eine belanglose Geliebte unter vielen geblieben, letztlich eine Unbekannte. »Ich klage Dich nicht an, mein Geliebter, nein, ich klage Dich nicht an«, verspricht sie, und doch stellen ihre glühenden Worten das Leben dieses Mannes, der »nur das Leichte, das Spielende, das Gewichtlose« lieben kann und vor Bindungen zurückscheut aus »Angst, in ein Schicksal einzugreifen«, vollständig in Frage.
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| Original Title: | Brief einer Unbekannten |
| ISBN: | 3596130247 (ISBN13: 9783596130245) |
| Edition Language: | German |
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Ratings: 4.15 From 20812 Users | 2093 ReviewsJudge Containing Books Brief einer Unbekannten
An author sifting through his mail is intrigued by an unusual package. It consists of several pages, and was written by someone apparently unknown to him. On reading it he finds more than he bargained for. What a bizarre tale of obsession!Incredible how Zweig managed to capture in a novella so much emotion, so many feelings, that others cannot in 500 pages. What a story!
I will tell you the whole story of my life, and it is a life that truly began only on the day I met you. Before that, there was nothing but murky confusion into which my memory never dipped again, some kind of cellar full of dusty, cobwebbed, sombre objects and people. - Stefan Zweig, Letter from an Unknown WomanI dont really understand monomania and its very uncomfortable yet fascinating to read about the case in this novella. A famous author reads an anonymous letter addressed to him, the
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Zweig takes us into the life and mind of a woman who is writing a letter to a famous author telling him about the long years shes been in love with him.for him, she was only a nameless woman, a casual adventure which leaves no trace when it is over.she wants him to recognize her love through years, and feel her existence.it's a dramatic story, but Zweig has an amazing ability to convey emotions, and his style of writing is very sensational.
Its women readers gave this more 4's and 5's so I guess it may be possible for a woman to love like that. A love that starts young, never would grow old, and demands so very little in return--only a fleeting recognition would be enough and when even that is denied her would rather die than go on with life.I am not a writer or a libertine, on the other hand, but insofar as the male protagonist here is concerned I find it hard to believe, no matter how many different women had warmed a man's bed,
Didnt like it! This is mental illness not love.
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