具体描述
In 1913, a young second lieutenant discovers the terrible dangers of pity. He had no idea the girl was lame when he asked her to dance-his compensatory afternoon calls relieve his guilt but give her a dangerous glimmer of hope. Stefan Zweig's only novel is a devastatingly unindulgent portrayal of the torment of the betrayal of both honor and love, realized against the background of the disintegration of the Austro-Hungarian empire.</P>
Stefan Zweig was born in 1881 into a wealthy Viennese Jewish family. He studied at the Universities of Berlin and Vienna and was first known as a poet and translator, then as a biographer. Zweig traveled widely, living in Salzburg, London and New York before settling in Brazil where he and his wife were found dead in 1942.</P>
作者简介
斯台芬·茨威格（1881-1942），奥地利小说家、诗人、剧作家和传记作家。
出身富裕犹太家庭，青年时代在维也纳和柏林攻读哲学和文学，日后周游世界，结语罗曼·罗兰和弗洛伊德等人并深受影响。创作诗、小说、戏剧、文论、传记，以传记和小说成就最为著称。
第一次世界大战期间从事反战工作，是著名的和平主义者。一九三四年遭纳粹驱逐，流亡英国和巴西。一九四二年在孤寂与幻灭中自杀。
代表作有短篇小说《象棋的故事》、《一个陌生女人的来信》，长篇小说《心灵的焦灼》，回忆录《昨日的世界》，回忆录《昨日的世界》，传记《三大师》和《一个政治性人物的肖像》。
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创作是作家狂乱的心的记录。和毛姆的冷静、漫长相比，茨威格通篇热情、快速，根本停不下阅读的速度，只想一再追踪剧情，深陷作者营造的头脑龙卷风中去。尽管是茨威格唯一的长篇小说，却丝毫没有感觉到篇幅拖沓。茨威格擅长以激情的笔触、节奏描画人物、情节，他的生命也如其作...
评分曾经这本书让我在期末热闹的图书馆里无法抑制地眼泪溃堤.. 铭心刻骨, 永远记得这份感觉。 还好最后, 关于我的所有情节和情结, 都过去了。 茨威格..他的身体里面一定住着个女人。
评分“同情恰好有两种。一种同情怯懦感伤，实际上只是心灵的焦灼。看到别人的不幸，急于尽快脱身出来，以免受到感动，陷入难堪的境地。这种同情根本不是对别人的痛苦抱有同感，而只是本能地予以抗拒，免得它触及自己的心灵。另一种同情才算得上真正的同情。它毫无感伤的色彩，但富...
评分《心灵的焦灼》是茨威格生前发表的唯一一部长篇小说。对茨威格的喜欢我以前大概也说过，他写的人物传记实在好看，而陌生女人几乎成为我的榜样（自重。。。），大明湖畔的夏雨荷也不过如此了。《心》讲的是一个年轻军官出于同情心，频频前往某暴发户家里，和残废大小姐作伴，不...
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评分I was in the Jardin du Luxembourg in Paris, and was walking around the park and saw this statue of Zweig. I must have walked by it a million times before and never noticed it, but this time I happened to be reading his book, Beware of Pity. We actually stole the movie’s intro from Beware of Pity. It’s a format Zweig uses in a lot of his stories.
评分四星半。读的是Pushkin Press近两年的再版。一本传统意义上令人神往欲罢不能的好书。茨威格擅长描绘人物心理折磨，他和弗洛伊德是好朋友。
评分BBC Radio 4 radio drama 2016/2011
评分I was in the Jardin du Luxembourg in Paris, and was walking around the park and saw this statue of Zweig. I must have walked by it a million times before and never noticed it, but this time I happened to be reading his book, Beware of Pity. We actually stole the movie’s intro from Beware of Pity. It’s a format Zweig uses in a lot of his stories.
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