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Amok - Zweig eBook

by Stefan Zweig
language: brazilian portuguese
Publisher: Lebooks Editora, May of 2024 ‧
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Stefan Zweig was born on November 28, 1881, in Vienna and is one of the most important European authors of the first half of the 20th century. Jewish, he was persecuted by the Nazis and forced into exile. His final resting place was in Brazil, where he met a tragic end. A versatile writer, Zweig devoted himself to almost all literary activities but became famous mainly for his novellas, many of which were translated into various languages, as well as adapted for the stage and cinema. Stefan Zweig is always synonymous with emotion, passion, and tragedy, on all levels. His novellas fill us with love, but above all with great pain, which is universal to most of his deeply human characters. In this work, the reader will discover Stefan Zweig's immense talent and creativity through two of his most famous novellas: "Amok" and "Beware of Pity."

Amok - Zweig

by Stefan Zweig

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ISBN: 9786558942665
Publisher: Lebooks Editora
Release Date: May of 2024
Language: Brazilian Portuguese
Pages: 112
Format: eBook
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Categories: eBooks in Portuguese > Fiction > Fiction
eBooks in Portuguese > Fiction > Short stories
EAN: 9786558942665
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Stefan Zweig

Stefan Zweig nasceu a 28 de novembro de 1881 em Viena e é um dos mais importantes autores europeus da primeira metade do século XX. Dedicou-se a quase todas as atividades literárias: foi poeta, ensaísta, dramaturgo, novelista, contista, historiador e biógrafo. De ascendência judaica, empreendeu em 1934 um exílio voluntário da Áustria, então sob domínio do regime fascista de Dollfuss (austrofascismo), e viveu na Inglaterra, nos Estados Unidos da América e no Brasil, onde viria a morrer em 1942. Da sua extensa obra, destacam-se as novelas Amok (1922) e Confusão de Sentimentos (1927), a biografia Magalhães, o Homem e o seu Feito (1938), o ensaio Brasil, País do Futuro (1941) e a autobiografia O Mundo de Ontem (1942). Novela de Xadrez foi a sua obra derradeira, concluída pouco antes da sua morte, a 22 de fevereiro de 1942.

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