一个陌生女人的来信读书报告

1、a letter from an unknown women-written by stefan zweig(austria)author introduction stefan zweig: the austrian writer and noviest. he was born in november 9th,1881 and he was died in february 2nd, 1942. he was from a jew capitalist class family in vienna. he studied philosophy and literature in vienn

2、a and berlin in his youth. then he travelled around the world and made friends with romain rolland &rodin, ect. he was influenced by them. during the wwi, he took part in the anti-war group. and he became a pacificist. he was expel by nazi, and he was exiled to britain and brazil. he and his wif

3、e suicide in 1942 because of the broken of their ideal. stefan zweig wrote many types of literature. he wrote poem, novel, play, biography. he is famous for his novel and biography. his works include the initial experience, fear, and a letter from an unknown woman.plot the book a letter from an unkn

4、own woman describes a love story about a woman. a man receives a letter from a strange woman in his 41th birthday. in this letter, the woman says she is dying because her child has died and she tells the man a love story about herself. she loves the man at the first sight since she is a child. and s

5、he still was attracted by him at her adolescence. after she become an adult, she get chance to get touch with he and finally had his child. after the man left she, she become others lover to provide a rich life for her child. all her love was not known by the man until her child has died and she has

6、 no hope for life.relationshipthe noviest rthe unknown womanlovehis butler jhonher motherher childa title man(lover)beautiful sentencesvyou had been and still are all in all to me.vi should like you to know the whole of my life, of that life which has always been yours, and of which you have known n

7、othing.vdo not grow weary of listening to me for a brief space, since i have not been weary of loving you my whole life long.vi believe that the tenderness was for me, for me only; and in this one instant the woman was awakened in the half-grown girl, the woman who has been yours for all future time

8、.vin this instant i think he understood more of me than you have understood in your whole life.vnothing can equal the unnoticed love of a child. it is hopeless and subservient; it is patient and passionate; it is something which the covetous love of a grown woman, the love that is unconsciously exci

9、ting, can never be.vi rushed to meet my fate.vyou must not laugh at it, for, trifle though you may deem it, to me it was of infinite significance.vi stole back into our empty dwelling, and threw myself exhausted upon a rug, tired out by the four steps as if i had been wading through deep snow for ho

10、urs.vbut i waited, waited, waited for you, as for my fate.vnothing existed for me except in so far as it related to you.vin my last hours i have not a line in your handwriting, not a line from you to whom my life was given. vi wanted to be the one among all the women you had intimately known of whom

11、 you would never think except with love and thankfulness. in actual fact, you never thought of me at all. you forgot me.vwere it necessary for me, fully aware of what was coming, to relive that time in hell, i would do it gladly, not once, but many times.vit was plain that you did not recognise me,

12、neither the child, nor the girl of old days. to you, i was a new acquaintance.vi believe that were you to summon me from my deathbed, i should find strength to rise in answer to your call.vto you i was, as before, a casual adventure, a nameless woman, an ardent hour which leaves no trace when it is over.vbut you did not recognise me. no, you did not recognise me. never had i been more of a stranger to you than i was at that moment.vyou who have never recogni