Stefan decided to get rid of life while witnessing the collapse of world peace and the scourge of World War II. Among his well-known novels are: 24 Hours in the Life of a Woman, and Beware of Pity, Builders of the World. He has lived on the move in South America since 1940. He obtained British citizenship after the Nazis took power in Germany. His autobiographical work "Yesterday's World" was published to him after his suicide. Stefan Zweig has written many plays, novels and articles. Tightness in the lives of these notorious celebrities. A distinguished Austrian writer and one of the most prominent writers in Europe at the beginning of the last century, he was famous for his extensive studies dealing with the lives of famous writers such as: Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, Balzac and Roman Rolland.
Our next Salon with Zhang Yiqing, on the history and culture behind Chinese characters, will take place at Keystone on 19 October 6:30-8pm: Decoding the Beauty of Chinese Characters.Stefan Zweig (1881-1942) was an Austrian writer of Jewish descent. Keystone uses these salons to highlight contemporary themes in education and other disciplines, and as opportunities to discuss, rethink, and revision current practices in education. Discussions between our prominent guests and the community spark creativity and lively conversation around each topic. Keystone’s Education Salons provide a space to engage with the best minds in education, literature, and the arts who share their views on traditional and modern aspects of education. He was awarded the Medal of Merit by the Spanish Government, and received a mention in the FIDE’s Golden Book.
LA PASION DEL AJEDREZ 25 SERIES
With chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov, he produced the series La Pasión del Ajedrez (The Passion for Chess). He writes a daily chess column, keeps a chess blog, and produces videos on chess. García is the Director of Speakers for the Kasparov Foundation Latin America, which has trained more than 13,000 teachers on the power of chess in education in Mexico, Panama and Spain since 2014. A regular game of chess also helps train the memory and can help improve overall academic performance.
Playing the game regularly boosts the learning, analytical thinking, concentration, and decision-making abilities in children. For starters, chess helps the brain to develop and exercise. In 1983, he started a career in journalism and successfully combined his passion for chess with his interest in reporting and, over the years, education by focusing on chess as a way to think and its space in the educational curriculum.ĭriven by research and based on personal experience, García, who advocates for the integration of chess in schools, emphasized the many benefits of the game and the positive outcomes of successful integration. From discussing its likely origins in India and the birth of the modern chess game in Spain, to highlighting the Cold War symbolism behind the legendary chess match between Boris Spassky and Bobby Fischer in 1972, chess expert Leontxo García swept his audience through the 1500 year history of the chess game in Keystone’s PAC on 25 September.Īn accomplished international chess player, Leontxo García has met the chess world champions and chess masters of the second half of the 20th century into this century.
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