SCHNITZLER, ARTHUR — (1862–1931), Austrian playwright and author. Schnitzler s father, Professor Johann Schnitzler (1835–1593), was an eminent Viennese throat specialist. Since his patients included dramatic and operatic stars, young Schnitzler was in constant… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Schnitzler, Arthur — (1862 1931) Playwright. Schnitzler was a product of fin de siècle Vienna, and his artistic sensibility was in a way similar to Hugo von Hofmannsthal s, though Schnitzler was much less lyrical in his plays and far more interested in the sensual … Historical dictionary of German Theatre
Schnitzler, Arthur — (1862–1931) Born in Vienna, Arthur Schnitzler was the son of a prosperous Jewish laryngologist. The future novelist and playwright was himself a physician, who, as a student, had an early interest in neurology and psychiatry. He did clinical… … Historical dictionary of Austria
Schnitzler, Arthur — (1862–1931) The author of TRAUMNOVELLE (“Dream Novel,” 1926), which was the basis for STANLEY KUBRICK’s last film, EYES WIDE SHUT (1999), was born, lived, and died in his beloved Vienna. He was the son of a famous Jewish throat specialist who… … The Encyclopedia of Stanley Kubrick
Schnitzler, Arthur — born May 15, 1862, Vienna, Austria died Oct. 21, 1931, Vienna Austrian playwright and novelist. Schnitzler practiced medicine in Vienna most of his life, and he also studied psychiatry. He became known for his psychological dramas and for his… … Universalium
Schnitzler, Arthur — ► (1862 1931) Literato austríaco. Autor de El velo de Beatriz y Rueda. * * * (15 may. 1862, Viena, Austria–21 oct. 1931, Viena). Dramaturgo y novelista austríaco. Durante la mayor parte de su vida Schnitzler ejerció la medicina en Viena y además… … Enciclopedia Universal
Schnitzler,Arthur — Schnitz·ler (shnĭtsʹlər), Arthur. 1862 1931. Austrian writer known for his psychologically penetrating and sometimes erotic novels and plays, particularly La Ronde (1896). * * * … Universalium
Schnitzler, Arthur — (1862 1931) Austrian play wright and author. Initially he practised medicine in Vienna, only later devoting himself to writing. His views about the position of Jews in modern society are found in the play Professor Bernhardi and the novel Der… … Dictionary of Jewish Biography
Schnitzler, Arthur — (1862–1931) Austrian playwright and novelist … Bryson’s dictionary for writers and editors
Schnitzler — Schnitzler, Arthur … Enciclopedia Universal
