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al sensation that has reminded us so vividly of a moment in our past that we have almost ceased to be aware of the present. Marcel Proust immortalized this in the first volume of his fifteen-volume novel, in 1913. But the novel, completed just before his death in 1922, deals with many other themes.

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The Book, the Memories and the Man,which his whole past came flooding back to him when he tasted a mouthful of tea and cake. The third, which is potentially misleading, is that . is principally to be admired for its poetic recreation of the Narrator’s childhood and early adolescence.

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Humour, Observation and Realism, the menus, ‘the newspapers, veils and hats of all the people at the other tables, while she herself, fortified by the celestial draught, remained calm and smiling like Saint Blandina amid the torrent of invective which, increasing my sense of isolation and misery, those contemptuous, dishevelled, furious visitors combined to pour on us’.

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Freud, Childhood and the Unconscious,ginal or in translation. The first translation to appear in French was ., but this was not published until 1922. Dr Adrien Proust had originally been a specialist in nervous diseases, and it is possible that he may have heard mention of Freud’s visit to Paris in 1885 to study under Charcot. But Marc

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Love, Jealousy and Lesbianism,a study of sexual mores, since we can deduce them from psychological laws’, and he repeats the idea in terms which obviously apply to himself when he declares in . . that it is the ‘feeling for generality which, in the future writer, itself picks out what is general and what can for that reason one

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