PROUST ET LE PAYSAGE DES ÉCRITS DE JEUNESSE À LA RECHERCHE DU TEMPS PERDU

Whereas the “country” is a natural, physical place, the “landscape” is an artificial construct. This essay traces the landscape’s increasingly complex status and description in Proust’s works throughout his career. This evolution is key to a better understanding of the development of his literary aesthetics.

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