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Sto caricando le informazioni... Freud's Requiem (edizione 2005)di Matthew Von Unwerth neurodrew | Jun 29, 2008 |    ) deckla | May 28, 2018 | Matthew von Unwerth Subtitled “Mourning, memory and the invisible history of a summer walk”, von Unwerth writes an extended essay on Freud’s brief contribution to a publication intended to raise money for German libraries in 1915. Freud’s contribution to Das Land Goethes was a brief essay entitled “On Transience”. The essay opens with a recounting of a summer walk with a poet and a “taciturn friend” that von Unwerth identifies as Ranier Maria Rilke and Lou Andreas Salome. The poet and friend find their enjoyment of the beauty of the Dalmation Alps tarnished by the remembrance that all of the experiences are temporary. Freud, reflecting on his own experiences with loss of a love from his adolescence, thinks that transience enhances the beauty, and that the regret of the others is due to failure to do the work of mourning. Rilke is an uninteresting character; I do not like self-styled poets who can do nothing but dream. Lou Salome is a very interesting woman, lover of Rilke, jilted Nietzsche, and an associate of Freud in psychoanalysis. Psychoanalysis is now a literary confection, no longer the science that Freud thought it was, but the philosophical concepts of mind and self he wrote about are valid and interesting. (  ) neurodrew | Jun 29, 2008 | |
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Matthew von Unwerth
Subtitled “Mourning, memory and the invisible history of a summer walk”, von Unwerth writes an extended essay on Freud’s brief contribution to a publication intended to raise money for German libraries in 1915. Freud’s contribution to Das Land Goethes was a brief essay entitled “On Transience”. The essay opens with a recounting of a summer walk with a poet and a “taciturn friend” that von Unwerth identifies as Ranier Maria Rilke and Lou Andreas Salome. The poet and friend find their enjoyment of the beauty of the Dalmation Alps tarnished by the remembrance that all of the experiences are temporary. Freud, reflecting on his own experiences with loss of a love from his adolescence, thinks that transience enhances the beauty, and that the regret of the others is due to failure to do the work of mourning.
Rilke is an uninteresting character; I do not like self-styled poets who can do nothing but dream. Lou Salome is a very interesting woman, lover of Rilke, jilted Nietzsche, and an associate of Freud in psychoanalysis. Psychoanalysis is now a literary confection, no longer the science that Freud thought it was, but the philosophical concepts of mind and self he wrote about are valid and interesting. (