A Reader's Guide to Marcel Proust (Reader's Guides). Este artículo no está disponible.A Reader's Guide to Marcel Proust (Reader's Guides)

Paperbound reprint of a 1962 work (Noonday Press), which is cited in Books for College Libraries, 3d ed. Hindus (an author and critic) demonstrates how various motifs intertwine throughout Proust's work, and he discusses Proust's philosophical and literary influences as well as his conscious aesthetic. Chapters discuss Proust's life and early work, as well as his best-know novel, Remembrance of Things Past . An appendix provides a textual analysis of pages 417-456 of Swann's Way . Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Shows through detailed analysis of Proust's philosophical and literary as well as his conscious oesthetic and how the various motifs in his works intertwine. Although Proust's work does not present the linguistic difficulties of Joyce, his narrative style is highly complex, and the reader must be alert to the enunciation and development of elusive themes. In this guide Milton Hindus shows how these motifs twine and intertwine. He discusses Proust's philosophical and literary influences as well as his conscious aesthetic. Particularly valuable are the sections on Proust's earlier works which, Hindus claims, are in so many respects studies of Proust's greatest achievement.