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Россия в жизни и творчестве Лу Андреас-Саломе

Россия в жизни и творчестве Лу Андреас-Саломе

Abstract

The article draws together biographical and spiritual roots of the theme of Russia in the creative work of a Russian-born German writer Lou Andreas-Salomé, a friend of Nietzsche, Rilke and Freud. Her role of a mediator between the Russian and German cultures is established; her perception of the Russian traditional peasant culture is revealed; the main fictional texts by Lou Andreas-Salomé for studying the image of Russia are singled out.

Статья посвящена биографическим и духовным истокам темы России в творчестве Лу Андреас-Саломе, немецкой писательницы, родившейся в России, подруги Ницше, Рильке и Фрейда. Устанавливается ее роль посредника между русской и немецкой культурой, особенности ее восприятия крестьянской России, выделяются основные тексты для изучения образа России в творчестве Саломе.

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ЛУ АНДРЕАС-САЛОМЕ, РУССКО-НЕМЕЦКИЕ ЛИТЕРАТУРНЫЕ СВЯЗИ, ОБРАЗ РОССИИ НА ЗАПАДЕ, LOU ANDREAS-SALOMé

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