Twenty-Four Hours in the Life of a Woman

Style and Technique

In «Twenty-Four Hours in the Life of a Woman», Stefan Zweig employs psychological realism to deeply explore the inner world of his characters. The narrative style is marked by high emotional intensity and attention to detail. Zweig masterfully conveys the subtle nuances of the characters' feelings and experiences, using rich and expressive language. Literary techniques include retrospective narration, where the main character tells her story in the form of memories, allowing the author to create an immersive effect into the past. The story's structure is linear but includes elements of flashbacks, which help reveal the characters' motivations and personalities. Zweig also uses symbolism and metaphors to enhance the emotional impact on the reader.