Pirandello, Luigi

[1935]: Reichner Verlag, Wien/Leipzig/Zürich

Man weiß nicht wie. Drei Akte. Translated by Stefan Zweig from the original manuscript before its publication in Italy. 89/(1)p.

Reprinted in:

[1].

Ben Jonson's 'Volpone' und andere Nachdichtungen und Übertragungen für das Theater [1987], No. 7, pp. (479)-(554)

[2].

Die Dramen [1964], No. 15, pp. (823)-(873)

Itallian original:

Non si sa come. Dramma in tre atti. 116p. Milano" Arnoldo Mondadori Editore, 1935

Bi-lingual edition:

[2012]: Biblioteca Aretina, Roma

Non si sa come / Man weiß nicht wie. Stefan Zweig traduce Luigi Pirandello. Edited with an introduction by Fausto De Michele. Preface by Michael Rössner. 189/(5)p. [Quaderni di Traduzione, 6]

Contents:

[1].

Prefazione [Michael Rössner], pp. (7)-8

[2].

Introduzione: Stefan Zweig traduce Luigi Pirandello [Fausto De Michele], pp. (9)-45

[3].

"Sechs Personen suchen einen Autor" [Erwin H.Rainalter] in Neues Wiener Tagesblatt [Wien], 6 April 1924, p. (47). A photocopy of a review of the premiere performance of Non si sa come in the Raimund-Theater, Vienna in 1924

[4].

Testi [Bilingual reprint of the drama], pp. (49)-177. The Italian original is printed on the left-hand pages, Zweig's German translation on the right-hand pages

[5].

Note ai testi [Notes], p. (178)

[6].

Pirandello/Zweig correspondence. 7 letter from Pirandello to Zweig, 2 September 1934 to 26 February 1935, pp. (181)-186, 188, 189. A photocopy of the handwritten letter of 2 September 1934, p. (191); 1 letter from Zweig to Pirandello, 25 February 1935, p. 187

[7].

"Raimund-Theater. Zum erstenmal: Sechs Personen suchen einen Autor...", p. (193). An announcement in the Neue Freie Presse [Wien], 4 April 1924, of the premiere performance of Pirandello's Non si sa come