Stefan Zweig Set - 6 Book Set
Indigo Publishing House's Stefan Zweig books are now in a set of 6 books! The set includes Stefan Zweig's most popular books.
An EXTRAORDINARY NIGHT
An Extraordinary Night is the story of a man who, while living an ordinary and carefree life, suddenly fundamentally questions his existence with the inheritance he inherited from his family... A questioning that comes from the depths of the soul of a man who becomes insensitive to life, loses his emotions and forgets to feel, in just one night and causes him to go out of line with society...
< br/>What it is to be human, the intensity of passion and hitting the bottom, meets the readers in this deeply thought-provoking work by Stefan Zweig. An extraordinary night of an ordinary man who questions his life and goes into a spiritual transformation…
(From the Promotional Bulletin)
FEAR
Written by Stefan Zweig in 1920 and about the emotions of a woman, Fear, one of his most effective stories, enters the doors of bourgeois life and tells the readers about the relations between men and women in a dramatic language.
In the story where fear takes over the human soul step by step; The world of a woman overflowing with shame, guilt and anger is revealed with its most striking points.
The questioning of existence, the insight into the relationships between men and women and how social pressures change people are Stefan Zweig's realistic and is discussed in the Horror story with its detailed style.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)
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CHESS
Chess is the story of a chess champion, ambitious players whose paths seemingly coincidentally crossed on a ship, and a treasure he secretly captured during his imprisonment. Lost in his own mind with the games he learned from the chess manual, Dr. It looks like B's story. However, it is almost like a farewell letter to the author. Stefan Zweig wrote this magnificent and suspenseful story while he was in Brazil and completed it shortly before he committed suicide. The story sheds light on the destruction of European culture under the Nazi threat and the spiritual tides and turmoil of societies that were tyrannized and oppressed. Zweig presented the pressures and exile he secretly experienced in his own life to the reader by blending them with sometimes entertaining and sometimes deeply impressive scenes in the Chess story.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)
LETTER FROM AN UNKNOWN WOMAN
Letter from an Unknown Woman, written by Zweig in the late 1920s, is the naive expression of a one-sided love. The author, who fascinates the reader with his marginal characters and rare psychological analyses, this time wrote about the obsessive feelings of a woman in love. While the culmination of a life-long silence with an "anonymous" letter makes the reader question the meanings of love, loyalty and happiness once again, the story also clearly reveals Zweig's psychologist side....
(From the Promotional Bulletin)
24 HOURS IN THE LIFE OF A WOMAN
24 Hours in the Life of a Woman tells the whole day of a woman who encounters a failed diplomat on the verge of suicide, one night in Monte Carlo. However, the time period in question is the most exciting but the scariest day of the woman's life, which ends in disappointment.
The story of this woman, who declared her freedom and pursued her passions, became one of the most exciting days in Europe in the late 1920s. It also attracts attention with its critical attitude towards the hypocritical morality of the aristocratic layer.
Zweig, with his extraordinary observation ability and powerful sentences, goes deep into a woman's heart and makes you question the concepts of love and passion again.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)
AMOK RUNNER
Amok Runner is the story of dilemmas, the story of those torn between their conscience and reason... It is also a state of madness...
Indies One day, a rich woman comes to the man who is working as a doctor and desperately asks for help from the doctor, but the doctor rejects her. The woman's wealth and attitude anger him. But later, the doctor, who thought that he had disregarded a person's life, regretted not helping the woman and started running, falling into the grip of the deadly state of insanity popularly known as Amok. He runs by destroying everything in front of him and eventually disappears himself.
In this story, in which he conveys a reflection of his life, Stefan Zweig tries to convey the concept of suicide, fears and the predicaments of a person to his readers in his unique style. It succeeds.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)
Dough Type: 2. Dough
First Printing Year: 2017
Number of Printings: 1. Edition
Media Type: Paperback
| Publisher | : | Indigo Book |
| ISBN | : | Turkish |