galley chapters withdrawn from Part III before Volume 2 appeared in 1933, as well as drafts of the final incomplete chapters and notes on the development and direction of the novel. She died in Rome in 1949. Legacy After his death, Musil's work was almost forgotten. His writings began to reappear during the early 1950s. The first translation of The Man Without Qualities in English was published by Ernst Kaiser and Eithne Wilkins in 1953, 1954, and 1960. An updated translation by Sophie Wilkins and Burton Pike, containing extensive selections from unpublished drafts, appeared in 1995. Musil's work has received more attention since that time, including the philosophical aspects of his novels. According to Milan Kundera, "No novelist is dearer to me." One of the most important philosophy journals, The Monist, published a special issue on The Philosophy of Robert Musil in 2014, edited by Bence Nanay. While author Thomas Bernhard states he was 'addicted' to Musil. Timeline 1880 November 6, Robert Musil born in Klagenfurt. Mother Hermine, father engineer Alfred Musil. 1881–1882 The Musils move to Chomutov in Bohemia. 1882–1891 The Musils move to Steyr (Austria). Robert attends the elementary school and the first grade of the gymnasium. 1891–1892 Move to Brno. Attends the Realschule. 1892–1894 Attends the military boarding school in Eisenstadt. 1894–1897 Attends the military Militär-Oberrealschule in Hranice (present-day in the Czech Republic) during his working with artillery Musil discovers his interest in technique. 1897 Attends the in Vienna. 1898–1901 Quit officer training and starts studies at the Technical University in Brno. His father had been a professor there since 1890. First literary attempt and first diary notations. 1901 doctoral examinations. 1901–1902 Musil enlists in the infantry regiment of Freiherr von Hess Nr. 49 in Brno. 1902–1903 Move to Stuttgart to work at the University. Works on his first novel, Die Verwirrungen des Zöglings Törless 1903–1908 Takes up studies in philosophy; his majors are "logic and experimental psychology". 1905 In his diaries he makes the first notes that develop into Der Mann ohne Eigenschaften. 1906 Die Verwirrungen des Zöglings Torless is published. Developed an apparatus to research colour experience in people. 1908 Beiträge zur Beurteilung der Lehren Machs is the title of his doctoral thesis. Declines an offer to upgrade his last military rank to an equal civilian rank in favour of writing. 1908–1910 Works in Berlin as an editor for the magazine Pan and on his