TRADUÇÃO E NOTAS DE A TRANSITORIEDADE, DE SIGMUND FREUD
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During the First World War in 1915, Sigmund Freud wrote Vergänglichkeit, a short essay that reflects, among other themes, on the ephemerality of life and beauty. Originally published in German, the essay explores how the awareness of transitoriness influences the human psyche through a dialogue between Freud, a young poet, and a melancholic friend. Freud discusses the fragility of beauty, the appreciation of transitoriness, mourning, libido, the impact of war, and the renewal of meaning in the face of the inevitability of decline.
Keywords: FREUD; PSYCHOANALYSIS; TRANSIENCE.
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