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   Ottilie von Goethe, drawing in chalk by H. Müller, after a pencil drawing by H. Junker. Baroness Ottilie Wilhelmine Ernestine Henriette von Goethe (born Freiin von Pogwisch ; 31 October 1796, Danzig – 26 October 1872, Weimar ) was a German socialite and the daughter-in-law of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe .

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   Ottilie von Goethe, Zeichnung eines unbekannten Künstlers. Grabstätte auf dem Historischen Friedhof Weimar. Ihr Vater, Wilhelm Julius Baron von Pogwisch (1760–1836), stammte von holsteinischem Adel, die Mutter, Henriette Ulrike Ottilie von Pogwisch (1776–1851), war eine geborene Gräfin Henckel von Donnersmarck.

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   "Ottilie von Goethe" published on by null. (Danzig, 1796–1872, Weimar),originally a baroness (Freiin) von Pogwisch, married Goethe's son August (see Goethe, J. A. W. von) in 1817. The marriage, which was not happy even at its ...

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   Elective Affinities (German: Die Wahlverwandtschaften), also translated under the title Kindred by Choice, is the third novel by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, published in 1809. Situated around the city of Weimar, the book relates the story of Eduard and Charlotte, an aristocratic couple enjoying an idyllic but somewhat mundane life on a secluded ...

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   Dec 18, 2022 · Contact. Klassik Stiftung Weimar. Burgplatz 4. 99423 Weimar. T +49 3643 545 400. E-Mail.

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   Papers of Ottilie von Goethe, German literary figure and daughter-in-law of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Includes her diaries, 1840-1867, kept while residing in Italy, Weimar, Berlin, and Dresden; correspondence with her mother, Henriette von Pogwisch, 1834-1839; and essays and poems.

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   Who was Ottilie von Goethe?

   • Ottilie von Goethe called her father-in-law "father" and lived in his house for 15 years. The witty socialite attracted international guests and founded, in 1829, the journal Chaos. She also helped the famous writer finalizing his eminent play Faust II. August died in 1830 in Italy, and the old Goethe two years later.

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   What role does Ottilie play in Goethe?

   • Ottilie takes on the child care duties. At this point, Goethe interposes a novella within the framing main story, depicting similar events that resulted in an eventual happy marriage. After a year's absence, Eduard returns from the war with medals and honours.

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   Where did Goethe live after her death?

   • After Goethe's death she lived in several cities. Her last two years she stayed in Weimar. In 1872, she died because of a heart failure. Her grave lies in Goethe's family tomb. Aus Ottilie von Goethes Nachlaß, 2 volumes.

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   How many children did Wolfgang von Goethe have?

   • They married on 17 June 1817 and moved to Weimar, where they lived in the poet's house at Frauenplan. The couple had three children: Walther Wolfgang von Goethe (1818–1885), Wolfgang Maximilian von Goethe (1820–1883) and Alma Sedina Henriette Cornelia von Goethe (1827–1844).

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   Why did Goethe use selective affinities?

   • In early nineteenth century chemistry, the phrase "elective affinities" or chemical affinities was used to describe compounds that only interacted with each other under select circumstances. Goethe used this as an organizing metaphor for marriage, and for the conflict between responsibility and passion.

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   Was Goethe a metaphor?

   • Goethe outlined the view that passion, marriage, conflict, and free will are all subject to the laws of chemistry and in which the lives of human species are regulated no differently from the lives of chemical species. Opinions over the years have been split as to whether Goethe's theory was used in metaphor.

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9. www.deutsche-biographie.de › sfz21476Deutsche Biographie - Goethe, Ottilie von

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   Biographische Datenbank und Lexikon österreichischer Frauen (BiografiA) [1998-] * Porträtnachweis in der Neuen Deutschen Biographie (NDB) Verknüpfungen. Von der Person ausgehende Verknüpfungen. Goethe, Wolfgang Freiherr von/seit 1850. Henckel von Donnersmarck, Ottilie Gräfin.