Swann’s Way

…in a long passage in Swann’s Way, brilliantly described the working of affective memory and illustrated precisely the way in which it can be recalled. Instances of its presence can be multiplied from all the arts—literary, visual, or musical. But, though in the other arts it can function unconsciously, the…

…côté de chez Swann (Swann’s Way), was refused by the best-selling publishers Fasquelle and Ollendorff and even by the intellectual La Nouvelle Revue Française, under the direction of the novelist André Gide. It was finally issued at the author’s expense in November 1913 by the progressive young publisher Bernard…

…the madeleine in his novel Swann’s Way (1913), in which a taste of the cake is said to have evoked the surge of memory and nostalgia subsequently chronicled in his novel cycle Remembrance of Things Past (1913–27).

…Côté de chez Swann (1913; Swann’s Way).

Her versions of Marcel Proust’s Swann’s Way (2003) and Flaubert’s Madame Bovary (2010) were published to great critical acclaim.