Lou Andreas-Salomé
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A genuine Nietzsche study would require the psychology of religion that would spotlight the meaning of his being, his suffering, and his self-induced bliss.
— Nietzsche (Friedrich Nietzsche in seinen Werken), 1894
Lou Andreas-Salomé, geborene Louise von Salomé, gelegentliches Pseudonym Henri Lou, in jungen Jahren auch Lolja von Salomé genannt (* 12. Februar 1861 in St. Petersburg; † 5. Februar 1937 in Göttingen), war eine weitgereiste Schriftstellerin, Erzählerin, Essayistin und Psychoanalytikerin aus russisch-deutscher Familie. Bekanntheit erlangte sie durch ihr literarisches Schaffen im Bereich der Religion, Philosophie und Kulturwissenschaft.
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A genuine Nietzsche study would require the psychology of religion that would spotlight the meaning of his being, his suffering, and his self-induced bliss.
Once upon a time, everything was based on trust, free from worry or care; now everything stands in doubt.
Conversing with Nietzsche is uncommonly lovely . . .
I can neither live according to models, nor shall I ever be able to provide a model for anyone else.
You also write: you had always thought that such complete devotion to purely intellectual goals was only meant to be a "transition" for me. What do you mean by "transition"?
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