Marcel Proust Archives

by CG FEWSTON January 30, 2019 4

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The Magic Mountain (1924) by Thomas Mann & the Natures of Love & Death

“Death and love—no, I cannot make a poem of them, they don’t go together. Love stands opposed to death.”

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by CG FEWSTON July 19, 2018 0

In Search of Lost Time, Vol. VI: Time Regained (1927) by Marcel Proust & the Lost Paradises

“I thought her very beautiful: still rich in hopes, full of laughter, formed from those very years which I myself had lost, she was like my own youth.”

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by CG FEWSTON June 28, 2018 4

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In Search of Lost Time, Vol. V: The Captive (1923) & The Fugitive (1925) by Marcel Proust & the Fraternity of Travel

“So that if happiness, or at least the absence of suffering, can be found, it is not the satisfaction, but the gradual reduction and the eventual extinction of desire that one should seek.”

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by CG FEWSTON May 25, 2018 3

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In Search of Lost Time, Vol. IV: Sodom and Gomorrah (1921/1922) by Marcel Proust & the Common Oblivion

“A common oblivion obliterates everything… The being that I shall be after death has no more reason to remember the man I have been since my birth than the latter to remember what I was before it.”

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by CG FEWSTON April 25, 2018 3

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In Search of Lost Time, Vol. III: The Guermantes Way (1920/1921) by Marcel Proust & Oriane’s Enchanted World of Names

“And my eyes resting upon her fair hair, her blue eyes, the lines of her neck… I cried out with myself as I admired this deliberately unfinished sketch: ‘How lovely she is! What true nobility! It is indeed a proud Guermantes.’”

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by CG FEWSTON March 21, 2018 3

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In Search of Lost Time, Vol. II: Within a Budding Grove (1919) by Marcel Proust & the Fairy Wood of Love

“The reason why a work of genius is not easily admired from the first is that the man who has created it is extraordinary, that few other men resemble him.”