Stefan Zweigs Schachnovelle
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Stefan Zweigs Schachnovelle
Hintergrund, Entstehung, Interpretation
Stefan Zweig (1881 – 1942) war ein großer österreichischer Schriftsteller. Die „Schachnovelle“ gehört zu seinen bekanntesten Werken. Der Film zeichnet die Lebensstationen und das Wirken Stefan Zweigs nach. Ausgehend von den Ereignissen des Dritten Reiches und der Flucht Zweigs ins Exil steht die „Schachnovelle“ im Mittelpunkt und weist zahlreiche biografische Züge Zweigs auf, allen voran das zentrale Dingsymbol des Schachspiels, das erzwungene Verlassen der Heimat und die traumatische Behandlung durch die Gestapo. Ansprechend dargestellt, wird die Erzählung analysiert, die Merkmale von Novelle und Exilliteratur hervorgehoben und im Kontext der Zeit verortet.
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Curriculum-centred and oriented towards educational standards
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