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Arthur Schnitzler Biography
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Artikel-Nr:
9781572412149
Veröffentl:
2021
Einband:
Paperback
Erscheinungsdatum:
09.04.2021
Seiten:
248
Autor:
Max Haberich
Gewicht:
317 g
Format:
216x140x14 mm
Serie:
Studies in Austrian Literature, Culture and Thought
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:
Max Haberich was born on April 19, 1984, and grew up on Hawaiiand in Munich. He studied History, History of Art and German
Literature in York, Aix-en-Provence and Tübingen. Haberich completed
his PhD on the German-Jewish identity of Arthur Schnitzler and Jakob
Wassermann at the University of Cambridge. He has published in various
academic and literary journals.
In Vienna, he founded the writers' circle Jung Wien '14. Haberich
is a member of the P.E.N. Club and a board member of the Austrian
Writers' Association. His biography, Arthur Schnitzler. Anatom des Fin-de-
Siècle, was published in German by Kremayr & Scheriau in 2017. One of
Haberich's most recent publications includes a volume of short stories and
satires in German, Am Abhang der Wind [The Wind at the Precipice] (2019),
in the series 'Edition P.E.N.' from Löcker Verlag.
Literature in York, Aix-en-Provence and Tübingen. Haberich completed
his PhD on the German-Jewish identity of Arthur Schnitzler and Jakob
Wassermann at the University of Cambridge. He has published in various
academic and literary journals.
In Vienna, he founded the writers' circle Jung Wien '14. Haberich
is a member of the P.E.N. Club and a board member of the Austrian
Writers' Association. His biography, Arthur Schnitzler. Anatom des Fin-de-
Siècle, was published in German by Kremayr & Scheriau in 2017. One of
Haberich's most recent publications includes a volume of short stories and
satires in German, Am Abhang der Wind [The Wind at the Precipice] (2019),
in the series 'Edition P.E.N.' from Löcker Verlag.
Arthur Schnitzer was not only a playwright with a keen eye for the human psyche, but he was also an astute social critic. He grappled with the double-standards of 'polite society', Jewish identity and gender relations, causing a scandal with nearly every single one of his plays. Max Haberich traces the life of this great writer and thinker from a fresh perspective, enhancing his study with previously unknown material, including an unused archive in the Cambridge University libraries. This biography casts light on little-known aspects of Schnitzler's life and work, which is also illustrated by hitherto unpublished correspondence with his wife.