Türkiye İş Bankası Kültür Yayınları Amok Koşucusu - stefan Zweig

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The amok runner is a man's story who is stuck between his own complex feelings with a sense of moral obligation to help a person in need as a doctor. A dutch doctor serving in the eastern indies turns down a "favor" request from a very wealthy woman who's fallen on hard times and turned to him for help. Because she was overwhelmed with anger and succumbed to her pride, due to the victimized and calculating attitude of the woman. However, the human life in question is. In a short time, he falls under the heel of regret. The doctor, who has become a habit to help the woman, is under the influence of humman, a kind of deadly madness found in the malaysian people, amok. Stefan zweig (1881-1942), a writer who produced proficient works in various genres such as novels, poems, stories, essays, and plays, was born in vienna. He witnessed the rapid changes in europe throughout his life. He settled in salzburg in 1913. In 1934, he left this city due to the persecution. He first moved to england, and in 1940 to brazil. He committed suicide with his wife in 1942. Among his important works are drei meister (1920), which features balzac, dickens, and dostoevsky. Three great masters) Hölderlin, kleist, and nietzsche in der kampf mit dem dämon (1925

Those who war with them) and drei dichter ihres lebens (1928) about casanova, stendhal and tolstoy

It can be considered as those who write the poetry of their own lives. Another of his works that brought him fame is sternstunden der menschheit (1928

the starry night). Zweig also wrote biographies of joseph fouché, marie antoinette, and mary stuart, which were more based on intuition than objectivity. Among his numerous works, he also authored a storybook titled "verwirrung der gefühle" (1925

complex emotions) and a psychological novel called "ungeduld des herzens" (1938

impatient heart). Translator: nafer ermiş original name: der amokläufer language: german year: 2016 width: 12.5 height: 20.5 number of pages: 64

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