"Die Richterin" is a novel by the Austrian writer Konrad Ferdinand Meyer, which tells the story of a young woman from a segregated Polish community living in Vienna. The main character, who works as a judge, faces difficult situations in her life and career. The book explores the themes of justice, society and human relations, giving the reader the opportunity to delve into the inner world of the main character and empathize with her inner concerns and thoughts. The Austrian socio-psychological novel "Die Richterin" is an interesting read for those interested in the portrayal of women in modern literature and the problems of modern society.