Historical dream account · German · original text
Historical dream record 1916-08-20
Arthur Schnitzler
Arthur Schnitzler: Tagebuch 1879–1931 — digital edition (2021) · Dated diary entry 1916-08-20; text body
Traum: Frau Wilbrandt, während einer Generalprobe, bittet mich, Nachmittag mit ihrem Gemahl, Paul Heyse bei ihr zusammenzukommen, ich zögere.―
Diary entry: 1916-08-20
Source & context
An original German dream account recorded in Arthur Schnitzler’s diary. This exact continuous excerpt is preserved without translation or reconstruction. Its date is the diary entry date, not independent verification of the dream’s events.
Arthur Schnitzler: Tagebuch1879–1931. Digital edition, Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities / Austrian Academy of Sciences (2021), diary entry 1916-08-20. Exact excerpt from pinned TEI XML; repository blanket CC BY-SA4.0 retained.
Digital edition credits: Martin Anton Müller; Werner Welzig; Peter Michael Braunwarth; Susanne Pertlik; Reinhard Urbach; Konstanze Fliedl; Richard Miklin; Maria Neyses; Walter Ruprechter. Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities and Cultural Heritage / Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften. Based on the print edition (Vienna: Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, 1981–2000).
Diary entry date; dream generally previous night unless entry says otherwise
Repository blanket CC BY-SA 4.0 retained for this exact excerpt. The individual TEI XML also declares CC BY 4.0. Original German text; no translation or reconstruction.
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Dated diary entry 1916-08-20; text body
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