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مراسلات لو سالومي وسيغموند فرويد

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عزيزي القارئ

في نهاية هذه المراسلات ، ستشعر بالحزن ، وستشعر بالندم لأنك لم تتعرف على حقيقة شخصية فرويد من قبل . لأنك حكمت عليه من خلال ما وصل إليك من تاريخ مضلل وخبيث ...
ستشعر بالذنب عندما تتعرف على سيغموند فرويد الانسان والصديق والحكيم والمريض والمثقل بهموم العالم من حوله ...
ستشعر بالسعادة لأنك تعرفت أيضاً على حقيقة شخصية أكثر جدلاً : لو سالومي ، التي لم تخلو شخصيتها من الحكمة أيضا، والإنسانية والعطاء ... الصديقة والابنة الروحية لسيغموند فرويد

في عالم من التحليل النفسي العميق المختصر في مراسلات أنيقة ومحزنة وفلسفية ومثيرة للعديد من المشاعر المتناقضة ، لا بد لك أن تشعر بالمتعة، ولا بد للفائدة أن تعرف طريقها إلى عقلك.

370 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1972

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Lou Andreas-Salomé

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Lou Andreas-Salomé (née Louise von Salomé or Luíza Gustavovna Salomé) was born in St. Petersburg, Russia to parents of French Huguenot and northern German descent. Her diverse intellectual interests led to friendships with an astounding array of luminaries, including Nietzsche, Wagner, Freud, and Rilke.

Andreas-Salomé was a prolific author, writing several plays, essays and more than a dozen novels. It was Andreas-Salome who began calling Rilke "Rainer" instead of "René." Her Hymn to Life so deeply impressed Nietzsche that he was moved to set it to music. She was one of the first female psychoanalysts (a career she maintained until a year before her death) and also one of the first women to write on female sexuality. Her book, Lebensrückblick, written toward the end of her life, is based on her memories as a liberated woman.

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April 2, 2011
Probably only the serious Freudian devotees will get into this book but there are some pretty interesting tidbits even for the reader who isn't a psychoanalyst. First, that Freud makes jokes in his letters. I wasn't expecting that. Second, that he treated Andreas-Salome as an equal - as a friend and colleague. Third, I found it positively hilarious how they discussed articles like Andreas-Salome's "The anal and the sexual" so dispassionately. The long treatises on psychoanalysis weren't terribly compelling for me but probably some people dig that stuff.
One thing that stuck out for me from one of Lou Andreas Salome's letters and also broke my heart:

"I shrink from publishing books which are the product of imagination (of which I already have eight in our bank safe - to the disappointment of our present-day marauders who would reckon on finding jewels there!) - and this from pure lack of ambition (a great lack, but one which must be allowed to us womenfolk, for why should we bother with ambition?)"

This is from a woman who was Rilke's lover, was loved by Nietzche, a number of other philosophers and a great friend of Freud. She's clearly brilliant and wrote EIGHT books, none of which are available to read. Maybe they were terrible. But I doubt it. But even if they were, because she was a woman, she never had the opportunity to learn and fail and get better. Rilke is pretty uninspiring in his early years, too - but he got all kinds of help and encouragement from people like Andreas-Salome.
And in so many fields this sort of unbalanced scale continues. The male theatre directors who started when I did have largely all found a measure of success, the female ones are mostly continuing to labor in the same ghettos. Sure, not all their work is amazing. Not all my work is amazing. But neither was the work of those male directors in the beginning. This quote from Andreas-Salome highlights for me how what I long for most for female artists is the opportunity to fail and fail with support and encouragement so that they can go on and publish those eight books locked in a bank safe.
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June 27, 2013
It is difficult to imagine who would like this as much as I did.
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March 4, 2024
العزيزه لو

باستدراكك الحاد المعتاد، ربما تكوني قد خمنت سبب تأخري في الرد على رسالتك. أخبرتك ابنتي آنّا بالفعل أنني أعمل على شيء ما، واليوم كتبت الجملة الأخيرة وأنهيت العمل. يتناول العمل : المدنية، والشعور بالذنب، والسعادة، ومواضيع رفيعة مماثلة، ويبدو لي، وبلا شك، أنه فائض عن الحاجة - على عكس الأعمال السابقة التي نشأت دائمًا من ضرورة داخلية ما. ولكن ماذا يمكنني أن أفعل بخلاف ذلك؟ لا يمكن للمرء أن يدخن ويلعب الورق طوال اليوم، ولم يعد لدي القدرة على المشي بشكل جيد، ومعظم ما يوجد للقراءة لم يعد يهمني. لذا كتبت، وبهذه الطريقة مر الوقت بسرور تام. أثناء كتابتي لهذا العمل، اكتشفت من جديد بعض الحقائق الأكثر تفاهة!!

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شكراً للأستاذ ماهر على هذه الترجمة التي عرفتنا أكثر عن قرب بفروبد وسالومي، ولعل هذه الرسائل تفتح باب الأمل نحو نقل المزيد من فكر لو سالومي للعربية …
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February 24, 2020
Beautiful written letters.
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