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Frances Stern's bold and well-researched claim is that Proust's main sources of inspiration in A la recherche du temps perdu can be traced in Dante's Divina Commedia, Racine's PhÈdre, Goethe's Faust and Wagner's Parsifal. Here is an extraordinary work of scholarship that offers, as George Painter says, "four neglected threads which will perhaps aid us to find the way, and issue out to rebehold the stars."
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Text: English, French, German
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Frances Stern clearly scores some bull's eyes; this Proustian Concordance opens a new line of attack that cannot fail to attract the attention of all devoted to that inexhaustible work.>>>> (Anthony Powell)
Frances Stern clearly scores some bull's eyes; this Proustian Concordance opens a new line of attack that cannot fail to attract the attention of all devoted to that inexhaustible work. (Anthony Powell)
Frances Stern clearly scores some bull's eyes; this Proustian Concordance opens a new line of attack that cannot fail to attract the attention of all devoted to that inexhaustible work. (Anthony Powell)
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- PublisherBarnes and Noble Books
- Publication date1994
- ISBN 10 0389209902
- ISBN 13 9780389209904
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages134
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