The book "Space and Gender in Stefan Zweig's 'Confusion of Feelings'" offers an in-depth literary analysis of Stefan Zweig's work. It examines the complex themes of space and gender that play a central role in Zweig's narrative. The analysis is written in German and is aimed at readers who wish to develop a deeper understanding of the linguistic and literary structures in Zweig's work. With a length of 60 pages, this non-fiction book provides a concise and well-founded exploration of the relevant aspects of linguistics and language studies. The book measures 21 cm in height and 14.8 cm in width, making it a handy companion for students and literature enthusiasts. Weighing only 101 grams, it is also easy to transport. Published in 2019, it serves as a valuable resource for anyone interested in the literature of the 20th century and the associated societal issues.