Interpretation of Personal Tragedy in the Works of Erich Maria Remarque

Abstract

The literary heritage of Erich Maria Remarque, a prominent German novelist, is distinguished by its profound exploration of human suffering, personal loss, and the psychological consequences of war. This article examines the artistic and psychological foundations of personal tragedy in Remarque's works, focusing on how individual experiences of trauma, alienation, and moral conflict are depicted against the backdrop of historical events.