The Dead Are Silent By Arthur Schnitzler

A reading of Arthur Schnitzler's short story "The Dead Are Silent" from 1907. I think this is translated from the German by Courtland H. Young.
Delve into the haunting and thought-provoking world of Arthur Schnitzler's 1907 short story, "The Dead Are Silent." This poignant tale examines the complexities of guilt, secrecy, and the unspoken truths that linger between the living and the dead.
"The Dead Are Silent" tells the story of a passionate affair between two lovers whose lives are abruptly shattered by a tragic accident. As they grapple with the consequences of their actions, Schnitzler masterfully explores themes of morality, the weight of silence, and the stark reality of mortality.
Stanley Kubrick said of Arthur Schnitzler in 1960: "It's difficult to find any writer who understood the human soul more truly and who had a more profound insight into the way people think, act, and really are, and who had a somewhat all-seeing point of view - sympathetic if somewhat cynical."
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