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Traumnovelle

Arthur Schnitzler

Traumnovelle

Arthur Schnitzler

Traumnovelle, written by Arthur Schnitzler in 1926, explores the complexities of desire and fidelity through the lives of a seemingly happy couple, Fridolin and Albertine. After sharing their unfulfilled sexual fantasies, their relationship begins to unravel, leading Fridolin on a night of erotic adventures in early 20th-century Vienna. Meanwhile, Albertine confronts her own subconscious desires through a dream. This novella delves into themes of sexuality and the unconscious, making it a notable work in modernist literature.

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Der Arzt Fridolin und seine Frau Albertine führen eine anscheinend glückliche Ehe, doch unter der Oberfläche gären unaus...