In search of lost time. Novel number seven "Time Regained" (16+)

This publication is a complex complex of interconnected and interdependent texts. In the center is the Great Roman "Time again" (year of publication 1927), completing the seven-ton epic of the brilliant French writer Marseille Proust (1871-1922) "in search of lost time." When creating the Russian version of this novel, the translator sought with maximum accuracy and care to convey not only the content and meaning of the Pristov text, but also its spirit, the atmosphere created by the whole work as a whole, thorough detailing and honed of copyright descriptions, in -depth and subtle analysis of psychologically difficult situations and states of individual characters, inimitable syntax and slowly and penetrating narrative, often revealing itself with irony, multiple cases of virtuoso game of words and words (The novel is divided by the translator into different -made "chapters", whose names were given to them) The text is equipped with voluminous and detailed page notes and comments. They follow a detailed afterword, like many comments, which is not just explanations for the text, but rather thoughts about the problems found in it.
In the entire publication, the “Appendix” section includes the small author’s sketch that was not included in the main text of the novel “Odette was Kotar’s mistress" and the translation of the poem by M. Proust "I often contemplate my memoirs", the main theme of which is the main theme The problem of memory and memories with the theme of the epic. In addition, the same section includes three essays dedicated to Proust: two of them-"Marseille Proust" and "False Gods"-belong to the pen of the French philosopher Alena (the pseudonym of Emil-Oghust Shattier, 1868-1951), and the third-" Proust Proust " - it was written (in English) The founder of the Paradox Theater S. Becket. All three essays are equipped with detailed comments on the translator