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Proust as Musician
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140 pages
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Exploring the intricate relationship between music and literature, this book delves into Proust's profound sensitivity to musical themes, particularly in "Swann in Love." It examines how music serves as a model for Proust's narrative style, highlighting the significance of Vinteuil's Sonata and Septet. The author illustrates how composers like Debussy, Wagner, and Beethoven influence Proust's quest for a literary ideal, portraying music as a crucial element in the evolution of his novel and its deeper philosophical implications.
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2006, paperback
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