Lāʻib al-shaṭaranj / Stefan Zweig.

• "How is the way to take on a work of fiction that is so small that it can barely understand its simplicity and clarity, and all that draws us to a labyrinth, which the writer deliberately labeled" the chessboard "and any entrance we might be able to dedicate to the mysteries of his heroes and all the actors and all the scenes at the same time? His friend Herman Kitsen five weeks before his suicide: "There is nothing important to say about myself. I wrote a short story based on my poor favorite model, which is longer than being published in a newspaper or magazine and shorter than a book and more ambiguous than the broader audience understands it and is even stranger than the subject itself. "The" chess player "is an elusive novel A fun joke about a chess player, and a farewell letter addressed to the whole humanity by the writer Zweig after he lost hope in the human being as he dreamed and defended him, the man who turned into a machine of destruction, not obsessed with it, but control and profit: the cleric, the security man, , No one survived the conviction, and no one kept his identity in the game of transformations It's time to say goodbye"--Rough translation of page [4] of cover. 

Ämnesord

Schack  (sao)

Andra världskriget 1939-1945  (sao)

World War, 1939-1945  -- Fiction. (LCSH)

Chess.  (fast)

World War, 1939-1945  (LCSH)

Chess  (LCSH)

1939-1945  (fast)

Genre

Romaner  (saogf)

Fiction.  (fast)