#stefan zweig

[inertescapist]

“Everything we forget about our own lives was really condemned to oblivion by an inner instinct long ago.”

― Stefan Zweig, The World of Yesterday

[egesizizmir]

Merak ediyorum, duygularımı bir kenara atsaydım kim olurdum ben?

[wulfhalls]

stefan zweigs writing is so vivid and evocative and psychologically rich and detailed and aesthetically dense it is a little sickening. almost cloying (complementary)

[dostoyevskiolmak]

Umrumda Değil .

[jacobwren]

"Indeed, nothing makes us more sensible of the immense relapse into which the world fell after the First World War than the restrictions on man's freedom of movement and the diminution of his civil rights. Before 1914 the earth had belonged to all. People went where they wished and stayed as long as they pleased. There were no permits, no visas, and it always gives me pleasure to astonish the young by telling them that before 1914 I traveled from Europe to India and to America without passport and without ever having seen one. One embarked and alighted without questioning or being questioned, one did not have to fill out a single one of the many papers which are required today. The frontiers which, with their customs officers, police and militia, have become wire barriers thanks to the pathological suspicion of everybody against everybody else, were nothing but symbolic lines which one crossed with as little thought as one crosses the Meridian of Greenwich." —Stefan Zweig, The World of Yesterday

[sairin-ellerinde]

Seni yalnızca bir defa olsun görmek, yalnızca bir defa sana rastlamak, yalnızca bir defa bakışlarımla uzaktan olsun yüzünü kucaklayabilmek, tek arzumdu...

Bilinmeyen Bir Kadının Mektubu, Stefan Zweig...

[mahperii70]

"İçte tutulan gözyaşları akıtılanlardan daha acıtıcıdır"...

Stefan Zweig

:))

[kitapkontu]

"Ben âşık olmanın güzel bir şey olduğunu düşünmüştüm hep."

Stefan Zweig - Mürebbiye

[dabiconcordia]

“In chess, as a purely intellectual game, where randomness is excluded, - for someone to play against himself is absurd … It is as paradoxical, as attempting to jump over his own shadow.” ― Stefan Zweig

[minastrit]

"Ve ben onun melankolisini şöyle adlandırmak istiyorum: İsimsiz bir yabancılık duygusu, kayıp bir meleğin cenneti için tuttuğu yas, görünmez vatana duyulan sitemli, çocuksu bir hasret.."

[volkswagonblues]

"There’s a wonderful quote from The World of Yesterday, Zweig’s memoir, which he completed and mailed to his editor in 1942, two days before he and his wife took their own lives in Brazil..."

—The Wes Anderson Collection: The Grand Budapest Hotelc

[ppandoraa]

MEN WITH ࿐࿔ MOUSTACHE 🥸

> i do not support the ns ideology

[karanliktangelenkiz]

Her cümleden gereksiz anlamlar çıkaran insanlara şöyle sesleniyor Stefan Zweig;

"Ben söylediklerimden sorumluyum, anladıklarınızdan değil."

[dostoyevskiolmak]

" Ben Kaybetmekten Korktuğum Her Şeyi Özgür Bıraktım "

● Stefan Zweig

[kitapvesarkisevenbirisi]

"Başkalarını çok fazla düşünen bir kimse,kendisini unutur."

[okuryazarlar]

Avrupa’yı saran Nazi zulmü, yaşadıkları üzüntü ve düş kırıklıkları nedeniyle Stefan Zweig, eşi Charlotte E. Altmann ile beraber Brezilya’nın Petropolis kentinde yaşamlarına 83 yıl önce bugün son vermişlerdi.