Lou Andreas-Salomé

Schriftsteller · Lebte 1861 bis 1937 · im Alter von 75

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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.

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1937Gestorben5. Februar 19371894“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.”Eigene WorteNietzsche (Friedrich Nietzsche in seinen Werken), 1894Die ganze Aussage lesen

1882“I can neither live according to models, nor shall I ever be able to provide a model for anyone else.”Eigene Worte26. März 1882Letter to her former teacher, Hendrik Gillot, March 26, 1882; translation by Frank Beck, 2022Die ganze Aussage lesen

“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"?”Eigene Worte26. März 1882Letter to her former teacher, Hendrik Gillot, March 26, 1882; translation by Frank Beck, 2022Die ganze Aussage lesen

“The optimistic nature finds joy in the very feeling for life; the pessimistic nature finds a feeling for life only in joy.”Eigene WorteNotebook entry, Summer 1882; cited in Rudolph Binion's Frau Lou (Princeton University Press, 1968) p. 91, translation by Rudolph BinionDie ganze Aussage lesen

“What does not engage our feelings does not long engage our thoughts either.”Eigene WorteNotebook entry, Summer 1882; cited in Rudolph Binion's Frau Lou (Princeton University Press, 1968) p. 91, translation by Rudolph BinionDie ganze Aussage lesen

1880“As truly as I'd love a friend, I always have loved you, riddling life,whether I've laughed with you or wept,whether you have brought me pleasure or strife.”Eigene Worte"A Prayer to Life" (Lebensgebet), 1880; translation by Frank Beck, 2015Die ganze Aussage lesen

1861Geboren12. Februar 1861

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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.
1894, Nietzsche (Friedrich Nietzsche in seinen Werken), 1894, Eigene Worte
Once upon a time, everything was based on trust, free from worry or care; now everything stands in doubt.
1892, On Nora in A Doll's House, p. 54, Eigene Worte
Conversing with Nietzsche is uncommonly lovely . . .
14. Aug. 1882, Diary entry, August 14, 1882; cited in Rudolph Binion's Frau Lou (Princeton University Press, 1968) p. 79, translation by Rudolph Binion, Eigene Worte