"The Post Office Girl" is a fine novel and an excellent place to start if you are new to this great Austrian novelist. It is a powerful social history, describing in moving detail the social impact of the First World War, and the extreme poverty in which so many people were forced to live. It shows up the challenge to European civilisation of the early Thirties and the failure of humanism, in which Zweig believed until the end of his life. And it is remarkable for the bleak interior worlds it depicts of anxiety, self-doubt, depression and disintegration. Zweig succeeded in taking the most complex concepts of psychoanalysis and bringing them vividly to life.
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因为《布达佩斯大饭店》而读的书。电影取材于茨威格的两本小说。这是其中一本。
评分Delicate, subtle but boring:-|
评分I read the short novel of Zweig <The Post Office Girl> On-line. It reminds me about another movie <An Education> which is adapt from a real women... basically they are telling the same thing - Easy come, easy go, there is no short way.
评分因为《布达佩斯大饭店》而读的书。电影取材于茨威格的两本小说。这是其中一本。
评分Delicate, subtle but boring:-|
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