His Swiss friend Marguerite Respinger (1904–2000), whom he had met when he was studying in Cambridge and had invited to Vienna, was briefly (1926–1931) the only known female interest of Ludwig Wittgenstein.

2022年3月28日 · Wittgenstein was queer but closeted. He had one serious relationship with a woman, Marguerite Respinger, with whom he intended a Platonic marriage. (Not wholly Platonic: the two spent time together kissing until Marguerite …

2022年5月9日 · Briefly, there was talk of marriage to a Swiss woman, Marguerite Respinger, a relationship that appears to have involved a considerable amount of kissing.

Additionally, in the 1920s Wittgenstein fell in love with a young Swiss woman, Marguerite Respinger, sculpting a bust modelled on her and seriously considering marriage, albeit on condition that they would not have children; she decided that he was not right for her. [135]

2011年5月13日 · The exhibition also presents a portrait of Marguerite Respinger, a young Swiss woman with whom Wittgenstein had a relationship, though his plan to marry her did not come to fruition.

1990年12月30日 · MANY readers will be surprised to learn from Mr. Monk's book that there was a time when Wittgenstein had plans to marry. From 1926 to 1931 he had a friendship with a Swiss woman, Marguerite...

2023年1月3日 · Wittgenstein’s diary entries from the 1930s reveal themselves as a first-person spiritual epic. Wittgenstein agonizes over his relationship with Marguerite Respinger and tries to come to terms with its failure. He relates and interprets several of his dreams.

2024年6月16日 · His Swiss friend Marguerite Respinger (1904-2000), whom he had met when he was studying in Cambridge and had invited to Vienna, was briefly (1926-1931) the only known female interest of Ludwig Wittgenstein.

Additionally, in the 1920s Wittgenstein became infatuated with a young Swiss woman, Marguerite Respinger, modelling a sculpture of her and proposing marriage, albeit on condition that they did not have children.

Gretl's eldest son Thomas, a student at Cambridge, invites the Swiss student Marguerite Respinger to return with him to Vienna during the summer vacation of 1926. One day Ludwig hurts his foot at the construction site of Gretl's house; Marguerite is among the young people who visit his convalescence bed to hear him read Johann Peter Hebel.