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* AuthorAppeal: He did [[HasAType have a favorite type of woman]], and she shows up even in works that really have little to do with sex or romance. For example, "Thou Shalt Not Kill," a story about two men grappling with their Jewish identity, opens with a long, only partly relevant sketch of the wild-living, unconventionally attractive, [[WhipItGood whip-wielding]] gentile noblewoman they both love.

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* AuthorAppeal: He did [[HasAType have a favorite type of woman]], and she shows up even in works that really have little to do with sex or romance. For example, "Thou Shalt Not Kill," a story about two men grappling with their Jewish identity, opens with a long, only partly relevant sketch of the wild-living, unconventionally attractive, [[WhipItGood whip-wielding]] whip-wielding gentile noblewoman they both love.

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* GentileJewChaser: [[http://jewrotica.org/2013/02/masochisms-jewish-roots/ This article]] marshals the evidence that, in addition to having a general, nonsexual sympathy to Jewish interests, Sacher-Masoch frequently used Jewish women as examples of his [[AmazonChaser erotic]] [[FetishizedAbuser ideal]].



* MatzoFever: [[http://jewrotica.org/2013/02/masochisms-jewish-roots/ This article]] marshals the evidence that, in addition to having a general, nonsexual sympathy to Jewish interests, Sacher-Masoch frequently used Jewish women as examples of his [[AmazonChaser erotic]] [[FetishizedAbuser ideal]].
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* AuthorAppeal: He did have a favorite type of woman, and she shows up even in works that really have little to do with sex or romance. For example, "Thou Shalt Not Kill," a story about two men grappling with their Jewish identity, opens with a long, only partly relevant sketch of the wild-living, unconventionally attractive, [[WhipItGood whip-wielding]] gentile noblewoman they both love.

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* AuthorAppeal: He did [[HasAType have a favorite type of woman, woman]], and she shows up even in works that really have little to do with sex or romance. For example, "Thou Shalt Not Kill," a story about two men grappling with their Jewish identity, opens with a long, only partly relevant sketch of the wild-living, unconventionally attractive, [[WhipItGood whip-wielding]] gentile noblewoman they both love.
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* MatzoFever: [[http://jewrotica.org/2013/02/masochisms-jewish-roots/ This article]] marshals the evidence that, in addition to having a general, nonsexual sympathy to Jewish interests, Sacher-Masoch frequently used Jewish women as examples of his [[AmazonChaser erotic]] [[BastardGirlfriend ideal]].

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* MatzoFever: [[http://jewrotica.org/2013/02/masochisms-jewish-roots/ This article]] marshals the evidence that, in addition to having a general, nonsexual sympathy to Jewish interests, Sacher-Masoch frequently used Jewish women as examples of his [[AmazonChaser erotic]] [[BastardGirlfriend [[FetishizedAbuser ideal]].
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Trivia: He is related to Music/MarianneFaithfull, whose mother had the surname Sacher-Masoch.

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Trivia: He is related to the great-great uncle of Music/MarianneFaithfull, whose mother had was the surname Baroness Sacher-Masoch.
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* FairForItsDay: He was famously a philo-Semite; his Jewish stories are sympathetic and humanizing, but they also emphasize squalor, social problems, and Jewish otherness in a way that, post-Holocaust, can be uncomfortable to read.

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* FairForItsDay: He was famously a philo-Semite; his Jewish stories are sympathetic and humanizing, but they also emphasize squalor, social problems, and Jewish otherness in a way that, post-Holocaust, in the wake of the twentieth century, can be uncomfortable to read.

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He is best known as the namesake of masochism, a term coined by Krafft-Ebing during Sacher-Masoch's lifetime. (The latter naturally resented this.) This makes him the indirect TropeNamer for:

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He is best known as the namesake of masochism, a term coined by Krafft-Ebing during Sacher-Masoch's lifetime. (The The latter naturally resented this.) This makes him this.

Relatively few of his works have been translated into English. Those that have are mostly his Jewish-themed stories[[note]]which are of historical interest for their accurate portrayal of Eastern European Jewry in
the indirect nineteenth century[[/note]] or whatever pieces a publisher thinks can be marketed as erotica.

Trivia: He is related to Music/MarianneFaithfull, whose mother had the surname Sacher-Masoch.
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Relatively few of his works have been translated into English. Those that have are mostly his Jewish-themed stories[[note]]which are of historical interest for their accurate portrayal of Eastern European Jewry in the nineteenth century[[/note]] or whatever pieces a publisher thinks can be marketed as erotica.

Trivia: He is related to Music/MarianneFaithfull, whose mother had the surname Sacher-Masoch.
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Leopold Ritter von Sacher-Masoch (27 January 1836 – 9 March 1895) was a prolific novelist and journalist. He came from, and set many of his works in, eastern Galicia in what is now UsefulNotes/{{Ukraine}}, but he is often classified as a German writer because he wrote mostly in German rather than in his native Slavonic dialect. (To confuse things further, some of his books were originally published in French.)

He is best known as the namesake of masochism, a term coined by Krafft-Ebing during Sacher-Masoch's lifetime. The latter naturally resented this.

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Leopold Ritter von Sacher-Masoch (27 January 1836 – 9 March 1895) was a prolific novelist and journalist. He came from, and set many of his works in, eastern Galicia in what is now UsefulNotes/{{Ukraine}}, but he is often classified as a German writer because he wrote mostly in German rather than in his native Slavonic dialect. (To confuse things further, some of his books were originally published in French.)

He is best known as the namesake of masochism, a term coined by Krafft-Ebing during Sacher-Masoch's lifetime. The (The latter naturally resented this.
this.) This makes him the indirect TropeNamer for:
* CombatSadomasochist
* MachoMasochism
* TheMasochismTango
* MasochistsMeal
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Leopold Ritter von Sacher-Masoch (1836-1895) was a prolific novelist and journalist. He came from, and set many of his works in, eastern Galicia in what is now UsefulNotes/{{Ukraine}}, but he is often classified as a German writer because he wrote mostly in German rather than in his native Slavonic dialect. (To confuse things further, some of his books were originally published in French.)

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Leopold Ritter von Sacher-Masoch (1836-1895) (27 January 1836 – 9 March 1895) was a prolific novelist and journalist. He came from, and set many of his works in, eastern Galicia in what is now UsefulNotes/{{Ukraine}}, but he is often classified as a German writer because he wrote mostly in German rather than in his native Slavonic dialect. (To confuse things further, some of his books were originally published in French.)
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->''As a man Sacher-Masoch cannot lose anything in the estimation of his cultured fellow-beings simply because he was afflicted with an anomaly of his sexual feelings. As an author he suffered severe injury so far as the influence and intrinsic merit of his work is concerned, for so long and whenever he eliminated his perversion from his literary efforts he was a gifted writer....''
--> -- '''Richard von Krafft-Ebing''', the sexologist, makes an excursion into literary criticism

Leopold Ritter von Sacher-Masoch (1836-1895) was a prolific novelist and journalist. He came from, and set many of his works in, eastern Galicia in what is now UsefulNotes/{{Ukraine}}, but he is often classified as a German writer because he wrote mostly in German rather than in his native Slavonic dialect. (To confuse things further, some of his books were originally published in French.)

He is best known as the namesake of masochism, a term coined by Krafft-Ebing during Sacher-Masoch's lifetime. The latter naturally resented this.

Relatively few of his works have been translated into English. Those that have are mostly his Jewish-themed stories[[note]]which are of historical interest for their accurate portrayal of Eastern European Jewry in the nineteenth century[[/note]] or whatever pieces a publisher thinks can be marketed as erotica.

Trivia: He is related to Music/MarianneFaithfull, whose mother had the surname Sacher-Masoch.
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!!Works with their own trope pages:
* ''Literature/TheNewJob''
* ''Literature/VenusInFurs''

!!Other works that have English editions:
* "Bloody Wedding in Kyiv" -- Short story. Only available as an ebook.
* ''Jewish Life: Tales from Nineteenth-Century Europe''
* ''Jewish Tales'' -- Includes the occasionally anthologized stories "Thou Shalt Not Kill" and "The Bookbinder of Hort." [[https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=uva.x000371041 Public domain.]]
* ''A Light for Others and Other Jewish Tales from Galicia''
* ''Love: The Legacy of Cain'' -- Four lesser-known pieces from the same novella cycle as ''Venus in Furs''.
* ''The Master Masochist: Tales of Sadistic Mistresses'' -- Collection assembled by an erotica publisher in [[TheSixties the late '60s]].
* ''The Mother of God'' -- Only available as an ebook.
* ''Murder in the Carpathians: Three Erotic Short Stories'' -- The stories are "Murder in the Carpathians," "The Death Sentence of a Woman," and "Under the Whip." Only available as an ebook.
* ''Seraph: A Tale of Hungary'' -- [[https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=msu.31293000838627 Public domain.]]
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!!The works of Sacher-Masoch provide examples of:
* AuthorAppeal: He did have a favorite type of woman, and she shows up even in works that really have little to do with sex or romance. For example, "Thou Shalt Not Kill," a story about two men grappling with their Jewish identity, opens with a long, only partly relevant sketch of the wild-living, unconventionally attractive, [[WhipItGood whip-wielding]] gentile noblewoman they both love.
* AuthorUsurpation: His popular reputation rests almost exclusively on one work, ''Venus in Furs''.
* FairForItsDay: He was famously a philo-Semite; his Jewish stories are sympathetic and humanizing, but they also emphasize squalor, social problems, and Jewish otherness in a way that, post-Holocaust, can be uncomfortable to read.
* HistoricalFiction: One of his story collections (the one "Bloody Wedding in Kyiv" is taken from) is called ''Liebesgeschichten aus verschiedenen Jahrhunderten'' (Love Stories from Various Centuries).
* MatzoFever: [[http://jewrotica.org/2013/02/masochisms-jewish-roots/ This article]] marshals the evidence that, in addition to having a general, nonsexual sympathy to Jewish interests, Sacher-Masoch frequently used Jewish women as examples of his [[AmazonChaser erotic]] [[BastardGirlfriend ideal]].
* OrphanedSeries: His most ambitious project, ''The Legacy of Cain'', was supposed to consist of six volumes, each devoted to a weighty theme (Love, Property, State, Work, War, Death) and each containing six novellas showing progressively more ideal approaches to the theme -- the whole thing connected by an AuthorFilibuster FramingDevice. Only two volumes were completed, and one (War) wasn't even started. Apparently Sacher-Masoch just lost enthusiasm for the idea.
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