A widow in love

In his novels, Stefan Zweig does not belittle man as a weak being, and exposes him without mocking him. Rather, he exposes us to the fragility of man and the error of hasty descriptions of his behavior, according to the traditions and customs enacted by society. For example, women in his novels always fall into sin. Does this mean some condemnation of her?In his novel "A Widow in Love," which is o...