Stefan Zweig Symposium [30 November-2 December 1981]. This symposium was sponsored by the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and the Austrian Embassy, Tel-Aviv, and was held at the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
[1].
G. Eisler [Vienna]: "Art in Vienna 1898-1938"
Opening Ceremonies. Chairperson: G. Elata [Ben-Gurion University]. Speakers: President S. Gazit [Ben-Gurion University]; Ambassador Dr. O. Pleinert [Austrian Embassy, Tel-Aviv]; Rector Prof. D. Wolf [Ben-Gurion University]; Dean Prof. Y. Neumann [Ben-Gurion University]; Mayor E. Nawi [Beersheva]
[2].
S. Liptzin [Jerusalem]: "Personal Reminiscences of Stefan Zweig"
Session 1 [Chairperson: A. Bein, Leo Baeck Institute]
[3].
N. Leser [University of Vienna]: "The Historical Background to the Works of Stefan Zweig"
[4].
H. Zohn [Brandeis University, USA]: "Stefan Zweig’s Cultural Mediatorship - A Jewish Trait?"
[5].
G. Shaked [Hebrew University]: "Stefan Zweig and Joseph Roth"
[6].
Film: Max Ophül’s Letter from an Unknown Woman. Introduced by G. Arzooni [Ben-Gurion University]. Discussion: H. Finkelstein [Ben-Gurion University] and G. Arzooni [Ben-Gurion University]
Session 2 [Chairperson: S. Liptzin, Jerusalem]
[7].
U. Fischer [University of Sienna, Italy]: "Story and History as Structural Elements in the Biographical Writings of Stefan Zweig"
[8].
L. Martens [Yale University, USA]: "Stefan Zweig’s Concept of Expressive Language"
[9].
Y. Tobin [Ben-Gurion University]: "Sentence Length as a Stylistic Device in Stefan Zweig’s Novellen"
Session 3 [Chairperson: S. Moses, Hebrew University]
[10].
B. A. Sørensen [Odense University, Denmark]: "The Sense of Time in Stefan Zweig’s Literary Work"
[11].
D. Turner [University of Hull, England]: "A World Beyond Time and Space - Some Implications of a Recurrent Motif in Stefan Zweig’s Novellen"
[12].
M. Gelber [Ben-Gurion University]: "Karl Emil Franzos, Achad Ha-am and Stefan Zweig"
[13].
Ch. Shoham [Bar-Ilan University]: "Stefan Zweig’s Jeremiah - A Prophet for All Seasons"
Final Round-Table Discussion [H. Zohn, G. Shaked, Co-Chairmen]
Special Lecture Limited to participants and guests
[14].
M. Nadav [Jewish National Hebrew University Library]: "The History and Significance of the Stefan Zweig Archive in Israel" Discussants: S. Omer [University of Frankfurt]; M. Pazi [University of Tel-Aviv); T. Rivner [University of Haifa]; R. Horowitz [Ben-Gurion University]; G. Elata [Ben-Gurion University]; R. Shusterman [Ben-Gurion University]; E. Tabachnick [Ben-Gurion University]; H. Pomeraniec [Ben-Gurion University]