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Stefan Zweig and World Literature: Twenty-First-Century Perspectives
By Birger Vanwesenbeeck (Editor), Mark H. Gelber (Editor), Birger Vanwesenbeeck (Contribution by), Dari n J Davis (Contribution by), Geoffrey Winthrop-Young (Contribution by), Jeffrey Berlin (Contribution by), John Warren (Contribution by), Klaus Weissenberger (Contribution by), Klemens Renoldner (Contribution by), Mark H. Gelber (Contribution by), Marlen Eckl (Contribution by), Richard V. Benson (Contribution by), Robert Kelz (Contribution by), Robert Weldon Whalen (Contribution by)
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By Birger Vanwesenbeeck (Editor), Mark H. Gelber (Editor), Birger Vanwesenbeeck (Contribution by), Dari n J Davis (Contribution by), Geoffrey Winthrop-Young (Contribution by), Jeffrey Berlin (Contribution by), John Warren (Contribution by), Klaus Weissenberger (Contribution by), Klemens Renoldner (Contribution by), Mark H. Gelber (Contribution by), Marlen Eckl (Contribution by), Richard V. Benson (Contribution by), Robert Kelz (Contribution by), Robert Weldon Whalen (Contribution by)
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A new critical assessment of the works of the Austrian-Jewish author, in whom there has been a recent resurgence of interest, from the perspective of world literature.
The twenty-first century has seen a renewed surge of cultural and critical interest in the works of the Austrian-Jewish author Stefan Zweig (1881-1942), who was among the most-read and -acclaimed authors worldwide in the 1920s and1930s but after 1945 fell into critical disfavor and relative obscurity. The resurgence in interes...
The twenty-first century has seen a renewed surge of cultural and critical interest in the works of the Austrian-Jewish author Stefan Zweig (1881-1942), who was among the most-read and -acclaimed authors worldwide in the 1920s and1930s but after 1945 fell into critical disfavor and relative obscurity. The resurgence in interes...