Huntering After The Human's Soul

Stephan Zweig's novels focus on the description of the character's psychology, reveals the psychological status of the European middle class in the early 20th century by describing the hero's experience at his different age. There are some other novels of Zweig that shows the spiritual humiliation, disclosing the non-humanitariansubstance of war and hence making clear his anti-war stand.The characteristic of 20th century western literature schools is the desire of for modern psychology, especialty hreud s Poychiatry. A3 a writer Bving in that period, Stephen Zweig's fictions are inevitably influenced by Psychiatry, however, his works are more than simple demonstration of Freud's theory.Psychology Realism, as the natural result of long term confliction and combination of traditional realism and anti-traditional realism, forms a novel writing principle, combining reality with psychology. material with spirit, individual with saciety. As concerned for its artistic noveity, Stephan Zweig's fictions are typical psychology realism.The artistic character of Stephan Zweig's fictions lies in its deep extraction of inner world. Moving characters in his fictions are due to his vivid description, essentially his peculiar artistie manner. His fletions are concise and delicate in narrators, plots and suspense.