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   Jun 5, 2024 · Hello all! We will meet online for a discussion of the SECOND FIFTH of Vol 5: The Captive & The Fugitive of In Search of Lost Time by Marcel Proust. (Pages 190 to 380 of the Modern Library Classics version; your version's page numbers may vary; Beginning line on page 190 is "I suddenly realized that the young dairy maid was still in the room."

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   How is Proust ambivalent about Swann?

   • In the novel, Proust’s narrator is very ambivalent about Swann, at one point by admiring him and at another by making him ugly.” Setting out to write a biography of Haas, Raczymow found few worthy biographical sources; one of his biggest coups was in locating a great- great-granddaughter of the elusive figure.

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