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Marcel Proust
ISBN 9780141180366
Rs. 800
Penguin Modern Classics
Finding Time Again
In Search of Lost Time, Vol. 7
Who it's for: Readers of literary fiction and Proust enthusiasts
In 'Finding Time Again', the sixth and final volume of Marcel Proust's monumental work In Search of Lost Time, the narrator critically examines his past, reflecting on the passage of time and its profound impact on his life and creative process. This installment explores themes of memory, artistic creation, and societal evolution, concluding the expansive narrative with a deep, introspective look at personal transformation and the crafting of a literary masterpiece.Why You Should Read? Experience the compelling conclusion to Proust's acclaimed series, resolving its intricate narrative and thematic arcs. Engage with profound philosophical insights into the nature of memory, the irreversibility of time, and the artistic endeavor. Witness Proust's distinctive narrative style and meticulous psychological insights applied to the culmination of his grand vision. Discover the definitive end to one of the 20th century's most influential and celebrated literary achievements.
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- Concludes Proust's monumental seven-volume work
- Explores themes of memory, time, and artistic creation
- Features the narrator's critical examination of his past
- Translated by Ian Patterson for Penguin Modern Classics
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All by Marcel Proust →Questions about this book
Is this the final volume of In Search of Lost Time?
Yes, it is the sixth and final volume, concluding the series.
What is the main focus of this volume?
The narrator reflects on his past, examining the passage of time and its impact on his life and creative process.
Who translated this edition?
It was translated by Ian Patterson and published by Penguin Modern Classics in 2003.
Does this book stand alone or should I read the previous volumes first?
It is part of a series, so reading the previous volumes is recommended for full context.




