The Spider's Web, published in 1923 in the Viennese Arbeiter-Zeitung, is an eerie novel. Its theme is the formation of right-wing extremism and anti-Semitism, the spread of which Roth commented on in the newspaper articles of those years with ever-growing concern. While he follows these events from the outside as a journalist, he describes them in his novel from the perspective of a 'perpetrator' who gets entangled in the web of secret societies, organizations and feme murders. The text is reproduced here for the first time in the newspaper version. A detailed commentary sheds light on the historical background and allusions.
The Spider's Web, published in 1923 in the Viennese Arbeiter-Zeitung, is an eerie novel. Its theme is the formation of right-wing extremism and anti-Semitism, the spread of which Roth commented on in the newspaper articles of those years with ever-growing concern. While he follows these events from the outside as a journalist, he describes them in his novel from the perspective of a 'perpetrator' who gets entangled in the web of secret societies, organizations and feme murders. The text is reproduced here for the first time in the newspaper version. A detailed commentary sheds light on the historical background and allusions.
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Author
Roth Joseph
Publisher
Philipp Reclam jun. Verlag
Reclam Verlag
ISBN
9783150186848
Format
Paperback
Taschenbuch
Year Published
2010
Pages
151
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The Spider's Web, published in 1923 in the Viennese Arbeiter-Zeitung, is an eerie novel. Its theme is the formation of right-wing extremism and anti-Semitism, the spread of which Roth commented on in the newspaper articles of those years with ever-growing concern. While he follows these events from the outside as a journalist, he describes them in his novel from the perspective of a 'perpetrator' who gets entangled in the web of secret societies, organizations and feme murders. The text is reproduced here for the first time in the newspaper version. A detailed commentary sheds light on the historical background and allusions.