Obsession, infatuation, and sexual deviance fill this controversial psychodrama Titillating and taboo, Venus in Furs tells the story of one nineteenth-century gentleman of means, Severin von Kusiemski, and his voracious lover, Wanda von Dunajew. Severin falls so deeply in love with his mistress that he asks the bemused paramour to enslave him. Severin gets his wish: The beautiful Wanda, who has "a real talent for despotism," takes to her role with unsettling aplomb. Days pass, and as she debases and brutalizes Severin, Wanda transforms into the whip-cracking dominatrix of his dreams. But eve.
"First published in 1870, the author of 'Venus in Furs' defined ' and unwittingly gave his own name to ' that sexual proclivity we know as masochism in this understated, charged erotic classic. What woman could resist a trembling man handing her the whip' Severin is a young Galician nobleman with a secret; he can only love a woman with a ruthless heart, who will rain her whip upon him in a shower of bloody kisses. When he meets Wanda, the wealthy and beautiful widow living in the apartment upstairs, he wonders if she might be the one to help him realise his darkest desires. But Wanda is better than she ever dreamed possible at domination ' and soon Severin realises he is powerless to escape what he has begun. Here, fantasy and reality writhe together in a ceaseless, fraught embrace'"
"Obsession, infatuation, and sexual deviance fill this controversial psychodrama Titillating and taboo, Venus in Furs tells the story of one nineteenth-century gentleman of means, Severin von Kusiemski, and his voracious lover, Wanda von Dunajew. Severin falls so deeply in love with his mistress that he asks the bemused paramour to enslave him. Severin gets his wish: The beautiful Wanda, who has "a real talent for despotism," takes to her role with unsettling aplomb. Days pass, and as she debases and brutalizes Severin, Wanda transforms into the whip-cracking dominatrix of his dreams. But eve."@en
"Venus in Furs is psycho-sexual novella by Austrian author Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, the best known of his works. The term "masochism", which describes a sexual desire to have pain inflicted on oneself, derives from the author's surname. The novel was part of an epic series that Sacher-Masoch envisioned called Legacy of Cain. Venus in Furs was part of Love, the first volume of the series. It was published in 1870. The novel draws themes and character inspiration heavily from Sacher-Masoch's own life. Wanda von Dunajew (the novel's central female character) was modelled after Fanny Pistor, who."@en
"" 'Venus in Furs' describes the obsessions of Severin von Kusiemski, a European nobleman who desires to be enslaved to a woman. Severin finds his ideal of voluptuous cruelty in the merciless Wanda von Dunajew. This is a passionate and powerful portrayal of one man's struggle to enlighten and instruct himself and others in the realm of desire. Published in 1870, the novel gained notoriety and a degree of immortality for its author when the word "masochism" -- derived from his name - entered the vocabulary of psychiatry. This remains a classic literary statement on sexual submission and control." -- Publisher description."@en
"Ce court récit, publié en 1870, qui fait partie du cycle Le legs de Caïn, est empreint d'une sensualité trouble, d'un constant sentiment de culpabilité, de l'angoisse du péché et du mal. Le narrateur rêve d'abord d'une Vénus cruelle, avant de la découvrir à son réveil, chez son ami Séverin, représentée dans un tableau.--[Memento]."
"What woman doesn't secretly wish for a submissive man to hand her the whip' Severin is a young nobleman who can only love the most ruthless of women'one who will make him bleed and hurt'and so offers himself to the wealthy and beautiful Wanda to pursue his darkest dreams. Although he at first revels in the submission, he soon realizes that Wanda may be too good at dominating him . . . But he is now powerless to escape. Published in 1870, the classic erotic story Venus in Furs defined for the first time what we now call sadomasochism."@en
"What woman doesn't secretly wish for a submissive man to hand her the whip' Severin is a young nobleman who can only love the most ruthless of women'one who will make him bleed and hurt'and so offers himself to the wealthy and beautiful Wanda to pursue his darkest dreams. Although he at first revels in the submission, he soon realizes that Wanda may be too good at dominating him . . . But he is now powerless to escape. Published in 1870, the classic erotic story Venus in Furs defined for the first time what we now call sadomasochism."
"Leopold von Sacher-Masoch: Venus im Pelz, in: H. Lorm: Ein adeliges Fräulein, Berlin: Globus, [1910], (S.9-138). Erstdruck in "Das Vermächtnis Kains: Novellen", Teil 1: "Die Liebe", als fünfte Novelle, Stuttgart (Cotta) 1870. Erste Einzelausgabe: Dresden 1901."
"Ce court récit, publié en 1870, qui fait partie du cycle Le legs de Caïn, est empreint d'une sensualité troublée par un constant sentiment de culpabilité, de l'angoisse du péché et du mal. Le narrateur rêve d'abord d'une Vénus cruelle, avant de la découvrir à son réveil, chez son ami Séverin, représentée dans un tableau. Fiction inspirée de l'aventure de l'auteur avec A. de Kottowitz.--[Memento]."
"Ce court récit, publié en 1870, qui fait partie du cycle Le legs de Caïn, est empreint d'une sensualité troublée par un constant sentiment de culpabilité, de l'angoisse du péché et du mal. Le narrateur rêve d'abord d'une Vénus cruelle, avant de la découvrir à son réveil, chez son ami Séverin, représentée dans un tableau. Fiction inspirée de l'aventure de l'auteur avec A. de Kottowitz."
""'Venus in Furs' describes the obsessions of Severin von Kusiemski, a European nobleman who desires to be enslaved to a woman. Severin finds his ideal of voluptuous cruelty in the merciless Wanda von Dunajew. This is a passionate and powerful portrayal of one man's struggle to enlighten and instruct himself and others in the realm of desire. Published in 1870, the novel gained notoriety and a degree of immortality for its author when the word "masochism"--Derived from his name - entered the vocabulary of psychiatry. This remains a classic literary statement on sexual submission and control." -- Publisher description."
"Venus in Furs (German: Venus im Pelz) is a novella by Austrian author Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, the best known of his works. The novel was part of an epic series that Sacher-Masoch envisioned called Legacy of Cain. Venus in Furs was part of Love, the first volume of the series. It was published in 1870.-- Excerpted from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia."@en
"Now available as an eBook, the classic erotic novel by the father of BDSM who has captivated readers for over a century with his visionary tale of seduction and power. Originally published in 1870, Venus in Furs was ahead of its time. Revolutionizing popular thought on the relationship among love, sex, and power, it paved the way for modern erotica like the wildly popular Fifty Shades of Grey series. It has inspired films, a song written by Lou Reed and performed by the Velvet Underground, and'most recently'the four-time Tony nominated play Venus in Fur starring Hugh Dancy and Nina Arianda. Sensitive artist Severin, humiliated as a child by a glamorously cold aunt, has grown into a man who longs to worship a woman with his whole self. When he meets the beautiful widow Wanda at an Italian resort, he is so captivated by her that he begs to be taken as her slave. Reluctant at first, Wanda soon finds herself drawn into the dark world of dominance and drunk on lust and control. Wanda abuses Severin mercilessly, drawing him deeper into her web of dominance and sex, but their relationship is put to the test when Wanda meets a man to whom she'd rather be the slave than the master'."@en
"Venere in pelliccia [l'algolagnia diventa romanzo e poesia]"
"[Venus im Pelz.] La Vénus aux fourrures. Illustrations en couleurs de Suzanne Ballivet. (Traduction nouvelle de André Desmond. Introduction de Christian Mégret.)"
"[Venus im Pelz.] La Vénus aux fourrures. Illustrations en couleurs de Suzanne Ballivet. (Traduction nouvelle de André Desmond. Introduction de Christian Mégret.)"@en
"Venus im Pelz : mit einer Studie über den Masochismus von Gilles Deleuze"
"Venus im Pelz : Mit e. Studie über d. Masochismus von Gilles Deleuze"
"Venus im Pelz : und andere Erzählungen"
"La venus de las pieles [Texte integral]"
"Venus im Pelz; Novelle"
"La venus a la fourrure : et autres nouvelles"
"La Vénus aux fourrures : ["Die Damen im Pelz". Suivi de : Don Juan de Kolomea, Frinko Balaban, Clair de lune.] Traduction d'Antoine Goléa. Préface d'Hubert Juin"
"Venus im Pelz : [anläßlich des Sacher-Masoch-Festivals in der Neuen Galerie Graz (26.4. - 24.8.2003) im Rahmen von Graz 2003, Kulturhauptstadt Europas]"
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