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      EDGAR JAFFÉ E ELSE VON RICHTHOFEN À LUZ DE CARTAS RECÉM-DESCOBERTAS

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          Resumo: O artigo conta a história de Edgar Jaffé e Else von Richthofen em seus círculos sociais e intelectuais, dos quais participaram, entre outros, Max e Marianne Weber. O relato se baseia na correspondência do casal Jaffé/von Richthofen, durante os anos de 1902 e 1918, descoberta pelo autor, em Nova York, com o neto Christopher Jeffrey, que doou mais de mil cartas para o Leo Baeck Institute, em 2009. A narrativa permite ao leitor entender os dramas de uma vertente da intelectualidade alemã, ao revelar a sua intimidade, os casamentos, as amizades, o erotismo, as escolhas de carreira e as lealdades políticas, antes e depois da Primeira Guerra Mundial. Na história da sociologia, Edgar Jaffé é conhecido como um dos editores do Archiv für Sozialwissenschaft und Sozialpolitik, ao lado de Werner Sombart e Max Weber; Else Von Richthofen, como musa dos intelectuais e aluna dileta de Max Weber - com quem ele manteve vínculo amoroso no final da vida. No artigo, porém, penetrando na intensidade epistolar do casal, o autor pretende que Edgar Jaffé e Else von Richthofen falem por si próprios.

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          Abstract: The article tells the story of Edgar Jaffé and Else von Richthofen and their social and intellectual circles, of which participated, among others, Max and Marianne Weber. The report is based on the mail exchange between the couple Jaffé/ von Richthofen during the years 1902 and 1918, discovered by the author in New York with their grandson Christopher Jeffrey, who donated over a thousand letters to the Leo Baeck Institute in 2009. The narrative allows the reader to understand the drama of a strand of German intellectuals, to reveal their intimacy, marriages, friendships, eroticism, career choices and political loyalties, before and after the First World War. In the history of sociology, Edgar Jaffé is known as one of the editors of the Archiv für Sozialpolitik und Sozialwissenschaft, along with Werner Sombart and Max Weber; Else von Richthofen, as a muse of intellectuals and beloved student of Max Weber - with whom he maintained the bond of love late in life. In the article, however, entering the couple's intense letter-writing, the author intends that Edgar Jaffé and Else von Richthofen speak for themselves.

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                Sociologia & Antropologia
                Sociol. Antropol.
                Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil )
                2236-7527
                2238-3875
                June 2011
                : 1
                : 1
                : 21-49
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                [1] orgnameUniversidade de Columbia Columbia
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                S2238-38752011000100021
                10.1590/2238-38752011v112
                80662028-d469-4a26-b968-96862ebd143a

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