Stefan Zweig, Farewell to Europe
This film seems consistently to be garnering very warm reviews — NYT, The Observer, Variety, IndieWire and the LARB. austriaLiteratureStefan ZweigThe World of Yesterday
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The World of Yesterday
“The greatest curse brought down on us by technology is that it prevents us from escaping the present even for a brief time. Previous generations could retreat into solitude and seclusion when disaster struck; it was our fate to be aware of everything catastrophic happening everywhere in the world at the hour and the second…
Stefan Zweig Biography
He died not so much a man without a country as a man without a world. Review in The Economist. George ProchnikStefan ZweigThe World of Yesterday
Stefan Zweig
H/T to Paul Raymont’s wonderfully eclectic Philosophy, lit, etc. for bringing my attention to this review in the Literary Review. I paste in the text just in case it becomes available by subscription only. Another, though unrelated article on Zweig, can be found in Intelligent Life: Stefan Zweig is a writer readers either love or barely know.…
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