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Ce Ce wrote: "Marcelita wrote: "New short film on Proust. "Proust + Vermeer"
(Dir. Richard Voorhees, 30 mins., in French with English subtitles)
http://deyoung.famsf.org/deyoung/cale...-..."
Yes, it was shown on Friday, Apr 12 6:15p.
Koret Auditorium, de Young Museum
San Francisco, CA
6:15 p.m.
Proust + Vermeer
(Dir. Richard Voorhees, 30 mins., in French with English subtitles)
I posted it on April 25th, so I should have mentioned that it was gone.
But, at least we know there is this interesting film somewhere....and I will try to find out if it will be shown again this year.
Maybe someone from the de Young would know the director?
Adam Gopnik at the Met Museum in NYFour evenings hosted by The New Yorker's critic at large.
October 16th at 6pm
How Proust Changed Our Minds
Alain de Botton, writier
Anca Vlasopolos, Professor of English, will speak about Proust's "Swann's Way." Location: Henry Ford Centennial Library 16301 Michigan Ave Dearborn, MI. https://docs.wayne.edu/51c07ad7abc15.pdf
http://events.wayne.edu/2013/06/24/le...
Proust's Birthday is July 10th! Celebrate in New York at 7:00 pm. Free"On the occasion of Marcel Proust’s Birthday, July 10.....the Poets House will host 'Proust Birthday Poetry Reading' in celebration of the publication of 'The Collected Poems of Marcel Proust,' edited by Harold Augenbraum, and featuring the work of 20 poets and translators."
http://frenchculture.org/books/events...
Thanks, Lynda.Alain de Botton to speak at the MET, October 16, 2013. Ticketed Talk: "How Proust Changed Our Minds"
http://www.metmuseum.org/en/events/pr...
"Celebrating “Swann’s Way” in Brooklyn Bridge Park""As part of the Books Beneath the Bridge at Brooklyn Bridge Park, Community Bookstore and Vol. 1 Brooklyn will be celebrating the 100th Anniversary of Marcel Proust’s Swann’s Way.
Against the backdrop of the East River and the Manhattan skyline, hear excerpts from one of the most important works of modern literature read by:
Paul Auster, Siri Hustvedt, Lorin Stein, Carmela Ciuraru, and Damion Searls.
The reading will be held at the Granite Prospect steps.
The event will be held on Monday, July 29th, beginning at 7 PM. RSVP on Facebook.
http://www.vol1brooklyn.com/2013/07/1...
This premier event will be in 2014; however, for those of us who love Pinter's "Screenplay," it's a Command Performance."And on Jan. 16 the (92nd Street Y) center will present a staged reading of Harold Pinter’s unfilmed 1972 screenplay based on Proust’s “Remembrance of Things Past,” which has never been publicly read or performed in the United States."
http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/201...
Tickets are available here...and you can choose your own seats.
Source: 92y.org via
"Book Talk, William C. Carter, In Search of Lost Time" at the Boston Athenaeum; Nov. 12th at 6pm. Free. Dr. Carter will be reading from his newly revised and annotated "Swann's Way." http://www.bostonathenaeum.org/node/1747
"Marcel Proust: Writing Without End" University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. 19 July —23 August 2013
Curated by Caroline Szylowicz
"2013 marks the 100th anniversary of the publication of Du côté de chez Swann (Swann’s Way), the first part of Marcel Proust’s lengthy literary masterpiece, In Search of Lost Time, long known as Remembrance of Things Past. This exhibition traces a lifetime of writing."
http://www.library.illinois.edu/rbx/e...
Boston events on Sunday, November 10th:Eric Karpeles, author, Paintings in Proust
"Celebrate the centenary of the publication of Swann’s Way, the first volume of Proust’s great masterwork, with painter and writer Eric Karpeles as he highlights the novelist’s pioneering use of paintings to develop character and define an aesthetic universe. View some of the paintings so beautifully described by Proust in the 3,000-page novel. Familiarity with the book is not necessary!"
Book signing with Eric Karpeles follows.
http://www.mfa.org/programs/lecture/a...
Katarina Markovic, chair, Music History Department at New England Conservatory
Tony Woodcock, president, New England Conservatory
Virginia Woodcock, New England Conservatory
An ensemble of New England Conservatory musicians
"Vinteuil is the fictitious composer to whom Proust refers in his masterpiece, In Search of Lost Time. But the character was in fact an amalgam of several composers who deeply influenced and affected the writer. New England Conservatory faculty and students present readings and dialogue, and perform interludes by Saint-Saëns, Debussy, Fauré, and Hahn."
http://www.mfa.org/programs/music/mus...
"Rewriting Proust" at The Center for Fiction, New York Tuesday November 19, 2013
07:00 pm
http://www.centerforfiction.org/calen...
"Authors Elyane Dezon-Jones, Charles Dantzig and Daniel Levin Becker talk with Alexander Aciman about the imposing Proustian edifice and what it means to rework such canonical writing. In doing so they pose the question: in literature, how far can we go with the classics?
This panel is part of the "Year with Proust" festival organized by the French Cultural Services, which began with an exhibit at the Morgan Library and will culminate in a live reading, 7 nights in 7 locations all over NYC."
More information on frenchculture.org.
http://frenchculture.org/books/events...
October 4th-5th: Columbia University, New York."Elisabeth Ladenson and Antoine Compagnon organize a two-day conference, Proust Reread/Proust relu, which will take place at Columbia's Maison Francaise."
http://frenchculture.org/books/events...
http://www.maisonfrancaise.org/index....
September 10th, New York:"Legendary poet and classicist Anne Carson will be reading from 59 Paragraphs About Albertine in addition to new work inspired by a character in Proust, commissioned by The Center for Fiction."
http://www.centerforfiction.org/calen...
I hope that Anne Carson event is put online, it sounds amazing!!
Will wrote: "I hope that Anne Carson event is put online, it sounds amazing!!"The Center for Fiction generally video tapes their lectures.
http://www.centerforfiction.org/audio...
Marcelita wrote: "Will wrote: "I hope that Anne Carson event is put online, it sounds amazing!!"The Center for Fiction generally video tapes their lectures.
I will have to remember this at the end of ISOLT (in order to avoid spoilers). Thank you so much for posting it Marcelita.
Latest on Bill Carter, who will be reading from his book in Boston, Providence and New York in November 2013. Once I can find the web address, I will replace this lengthy Press Release.
Yale University Press
For Release:
For more information, please contact: Publicity Department
Ph: 203-432-0163 Fax: 203-432-8485
Contact: Robert Pranzatelli (203) 432-0972 robert.pranzatelli@yale.edu
Publication date: November 14, 2013
yalebooks.com
On the 100th anniversary of its original publication, Yale University Press introduces a landmark new edition of Proust’s masterpiece—impeccably revised and annotated by the foremost Proust scholar of our time.
YALE UNIVERSITY PRESS
is pleased to announce the publication of
Swann’s Way
In Search of Lost Time, Volume 1
Marcel Proust
Edited and Annotated by William C. Carter
A brilliantly revised and annotated edition of the first volume of the twentieth century’s most acclaimed novel.
One hundred years have passed since Marcel Proust published the first volume of what was to become a seven-volume masterpiece, In Search of Lost Time. In the intervening century his famously compelling novel has never been out of print and has been trans- lated into dozens of languages. English-language readers were fortunate to have an early and extraordinarily fine translation of the novel from Charles Kenneth Scott Moncrieff. With the passage of time, however, the need for corrections, revisions, and annotations to the Scott Moncrieff translation became apparent.
Esteemed Proust scholar William C. Carter celebrates the centen- nial of Swann’s Way (originally published on November 14, 1913) with a new, more accurate and illuminating edition of the first volume of In Search of Lost Time. Carter corrects previous translating missteps to bring readers closer to Proust’s intentions while also providing enlightening notes to clarify biographical, historical, and social contexts. Presented in a reader-friendly format alongside the text, these annotations will enrich and deepen the experience of Proust’s novel, immersing readers in the world of an unsurpassed literary genius.
WHY A NEW EDITION?
Drawing on his accumulated wisdom and insight, Carter— whose Marcel Proust: A Life and Proust in Love prompted Harold Bloom to declare him “Proust’s definitive biographer”— has carefully assessed and critiqued the various English- language translations of À la recherche du temps perdu and recognized both the strengths and weaknesses of the original English translation by Moncrieff. He has also discovered the extent to which subsequent revisions to Moncrieff’s work have, in their attempts to address certain weaknesses, introduced copious new problems and strayed, sometimes subtly and sometimes glaringly, much farther from Proust’s original than most English-language readers could have ever guessed.
Thus Yale’s edition of In Search of Lost Time presents the Moncrieff translation as revised by Carter, who preserves its brilliant overall achievement and corrects missteps in ways that do not undermine or overrule Proust but instead bring readers closer to Proust’s intentions—and sublime artistry—than ever before.
* * * * * **
MARCEL PROUST (1871–1922) was a French novelist, critic, and essayist best known for his monumental À la recherche du temps perdu (In Search of Lost Time; earlier translated as Remembrance of Things Past). It was published in seven parts between 1913 and 1927.
WILLIAM C. CARTER is University Distinguished Professor Emeritus, University of Alabama at Birmingham. Referred to as “Proust’s defin- itive biographer” by Harold Bloom, Carter is the author of landmark biographical works on Proust, including Marcel Proust: A Life and Proust in Love, both published by Yale University Press. He is cur- rently at work on subsequent volumes of the Yale annotated edition of In Search of Lost Time, to be published annually in coming years. He lives in Birmingham, AL.
William C. Carter is available for interview.
Media inquiries: Robert Pranzatelli / 203.432.0972 / robert.pranzatelli@yale.edu
APPEARANCES: Boston Athenaeum (Boston. MA, Nov. 12, 2013), Providence Athenaeum (Providence, RI, Nov. 14, 2013), 92nd Street Y Poetry Center (New York, Nov. 17, 2013), international conference celebrating the centenary of Swann’s Way, Exeter (University of Exeter, UK, Dec. 16-18, 2013).
Swann’s Way * In Search of Lost Time, Volume 1 by Marcel Proust * Edited and Annotated by William C. Carter Price: $22.00 * ISBN: 978-0-300-18543-0 PB-with Flaps * eBook ISBN: 978-0-300-18960-5 * 512 pages Publication date: November 14, 2013
�Timed to the 100th anniversary of the original Nov. 14, 1913 publication of Swann’s Way
�William C. Carter will speak on Proust at the 92nd Street Y Poetry Center, New York, Nov. 17, 2013 For additional appearances, please see page 2
�William C. Carter is available for interview
Advance Praise
“For William C. Carter, the dean of American Proust studies, to agree to do a new edition of the Scott Moncrieff translation of Swann’s Way is a coup for readers. . . . Carter’s very readable revision is wisely and discreetly annotated, and it offers as accurate a translation as possible. It is also
an unmitigated delight to read.”
—Allan H. Pasco, Hall Distinguished Professor, University of Kansas
“No one has grasped the interplay of Proust’s life and work better than William Carter. He has now applied that knowledge to the iconic but flawed translation of In Search of Lost Time by Charles Kenneth Scott Moncrieff, correcting Scott Moncrieff’s faults—his outright errors and his idiosyncratic Victorianisms—and providing essential notes to Proust’s many cultural references. The result is
a volume of enormous use to both first-time readers and those who are returning to Proust for further understand- ing and pleasure.”
—Harold Augenbraum, Editor, Collected Poems of Marcel Proust
Thurs 11/14, 5-7pm: Proustfest 2013 – The Swann's Way Centenary, Salon 1: The Providence Athenaeum.
http://providenceathenaeum.org/progra...
Proust's definitive biographer and University Distinguished Professor Emeritus, University of Alabama at Birmingham, William C. Carter on his new centenary edition of Swann's Way, published by Yale University Press.
"Join us on the 100th anniversary of that date as we celebrate with esteemed Proust scholar William C. Carter, who will discuss his new, annotated centenary edition of Swann's Way, which corrects previous translating missteps and includes enlightening notes providing biographical, historical, and social contexts. Carter's website: proust-ink.com.| Swann's Way, published by Yale University Press."
Fri 11/15, 5-7pm: Proustfest 2013 – The Swann's Way Centenary, Salon 2: The Providence Athenaeum.
http://providenceathenaeum.org/progra...
Scholar and biographer Anka Muhlstein on her newest book, Monsieur Proust's Library.
"Reading was so important to Marcel Proust that it sometimes seems he was unable to create a personage without a book in hand. Everybody in his work reads: servants and masters, children and parents, artists and physicians, and the more sophisticated characters find it natural to speak in quotations. Proust made literary taste a means of defining personalities and gave literature an actual role to play in his novels. Muhlstein draws out these themes in Proust's work and life, providing not only a friendly introduction to the momentous In Search of Lost Time, but also exciting highlights of some of the finest work in French literature."
Marcelita wrote: "Fri 11/15, 5-7pm: Proustfest 2013 – The Swann's Way Centenary, Salon 2: http://providenceathenaeum.org/progr..."
I was disappointed with Muhlstein's book. I wrote a review on it explaining why. I read the book before I started reading Proust. I may read it again and revisit my review after we are finished with Proust. My guess is that I will be more critical.
Fri 12/6, 5-7pm, SALON: Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) Dean of Graduate Studies and musicologist Mary Davis on "Style-setting in the Salon," part 3 of "“The Cosmology of Conversation," a series on the history of the salon.The Providence Athenaeum
http://providenceathenaeum.org/progra...
"Davis traces the evolution of the salon in Paris by focusing on a series of salons hosted on one street in Paris--the rue de Babylone--from the 19th century to the present day. From Thérésa Tallien, wife of the Revolutionary who was notorious for his zealous guillotining of opponents during the reign of terror; to the fin-de-siecle socialite Misia Sert, muse to Renoir, patron of Stravinsky, and best friend of Coco Chanel; to the now all-but-forgotten Mimi Pecci-Blunt, a fan of new music and of the avant-garde fashion designer Else Schiaparelli, the small street has seen a series of salons that set tastes on everything from literary fashions to clothing trends. Along the street, talk of music, arts, and letters still mingles with debate over politics and hemlines that drift out of the hôtels particuliers and apartments lining the way, and in looking at this small slice of Parisian life we open a window onto a larger culture founded in conversation and conviviality."
Will wrote: "I hope that Anne Carson event is put online, it sounds amazing!!"Since you asked, Will.
Anne Carson, on reading Proust.
From The Center for Fiction:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofR3Qd2E_A0
French Culture is keeping us occupied in 2013.Here are their latest events:
"A Nomadic Reading-Seven Readings in Seven Locations"
http://frenchculture.org/books/events...
"Proust Inspires Fiction!"
http://frenchculture.org/books/events...
The Cultural Services of the French Embassy presents "2013: A Year with Proust", a centennial celebration to commemorate the first publication of Du Côté de chez Swann. The festival continues this fall with 2 very special events in New York City: "Proust Inspires Fiction!" Oct. 28, Nov. 17 & 19
A series of roundtables which will gather contemporary French and American authors whose works in fiction are influenced by Proust.
For more info: http://frenchculture.org/books/events...
"A Nomadic Reading" Nov. 8-14
Traveling to a new location each night, the first volume of In Search of Lost Time will be read in 3-hour increments by French and American writers, artists, scholars, and Proust fans in venues all around NYC. Each location will echo the major themes of the night’s reading: a hotel bedroom, of course, for the famous opening pages, but also the forest of the botanical gardens for Proust's childhood countryside, a theatre, to evoke the writer's fascination with actors, and a nightclub, to recall Swann’s late-night searches for the unfaithful Odette. The 7th and final night, marking the exact date of the centennial, will be held at the French Embassy in New York.
For more info: http://frenchculture.org/books/events...
Please join us for these exciting events! We hope to see you all there.
Wonderful events, Marcelita and FrenchBooks! I only wish I could attend.
Marcelita wrote: "French Culture is keeping us occupied in 2013.Here are their latest events:
"A Nomadic Reading-Seven Readings in Seven Locations"
http://frenchculture.org/books/events...
"Proust In..."
Thanks for the shout-out! Hope to see you there!
P.S. Would any of the moderators mind adding the Embassy's "A Year with Proust" festival to the group's events? Here is the link:
http://frenchculture.org/books/festiv...
Merci mille fois!
Sorry, only read about this now. Marcelita posted it on Aug. 29th.If you make a mad dash:
4:00 Session 3: Edward Mendelson, chair
Edward Hughes (Queen Mary): “‘Les lignes vaines et solitaires de mon écriture’: ‘Word’ and ‘World’ in Proust’s Recherche”
Peter Brooks (Princeton): “The Cemetery and the Novel”
There is tomorrow's schedule that one can attend.
http://maisonfrancaise.org/centennial...
Oct 5
10:30 Session 4: Vincent Debaene, chair
Jacques Dubois (Liège): “Gilberte Swann relit la Recherche”
Matthieu Vernet (Collège de France): “Proust Résistant”
12:00 Lunch Break
2:00 Session 5: Joanna Stalnaker, chair
Laure Murat (UCLA): “'J’ai perdu le Temps retrouvé', ou ce que Proust fait à ses relecteurs”
Anne Garréta (Rennes, Duke): “How Your Life Can Change Proust”
3:30 Break
4:00 Round Table Discussion: Antoine Compagnon, Elisabeth Ladenson, Caroline Weber, Edmund White
6:00 Closing Remarks
If you live near Chicago...October 16 4:00pm - 6:00pm "Remembering Marcel Proust: Lake Forest College, in partnership with Consulate General of France in Chicago, the Alliance Francaise de Chicago, the University of Chicago Graham School, and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago hosts a celebration. Featuring Chicago-based writer and MacArthur Fellow, Alexander Hemon, Proust Scholar David Ellison, an adaptation of Monty Python’s ‘Proust’ sketch, and a display of original Proust letters and manuscript materials."
http://www.lakeforest.edu/live/events...
and
http://www.af-chicago.org/app/Calenda...
New York November 14-23rd."Arriving directly from critically acclaimed, sold-out runs in London and Dublin, Ireland's Dead Centre will make their US debut at Abrons Arts Center with Souvenir, written and performed by Bush Moukarzel and directed by Ben Kidd. Souvenir takes Marcel Proust's seven-novel Remembrance of Things Past as its point of departurefor a freewheeling, 56-minute exploration of memory, jealousy and time. The performance will open on the evening of November 14, the centennial of Proust's first novel published in the series: Swann's Way."
http://www.broadwayworld.com/off-off-...
DEAD CENTRE: SOUVENIR (AMERICAN PREMIERE)
November 14, 2013 - November 23, 2013
8 pm; The Experimental Theater
TICKETS: $15.00
http://www.abronsartscenter.org/perfo...
San Francisco Area!
"Remembrance of Things Proust: 100th Anniversary of Swann's Way" ... featuring William Carter's new translation (Yale University Press).
Bi-lingual readings by Susan Stone and Lisa Taylor, music that influenced Proust performed by Sarah Cahill, Jerry Kuderna, and Rene Mandel, tea and madeleines.
Tickets $10 @ Mrs. Dalloway's, in person or by phone: 510.704-8222. Thursday, November 14, 7:00pm - 10:00pm. Offsite.
http://www.mrsdalloways.com/events/re...
http://frenchculture.org/books/events...
Calling all New Yorkers (or anyone who can come, really):I'd just like to remind you all that the French Cultural Services' "2013: A Year with Proust" festival resumes on October 28, with the first "Proust Inspires Fiction!" roundtable: "Proust, Love, and Jealousy."
Authors Catherine Millet, Jean-Christophe Valtat, and Edmund White will participate; the discussion will be moderated by Lila Azam Zanganeh.
Details here: http://frenchculture.org/books/events...
Tickets here: http://www.thegreenespace.org/events/...
I hope you can join us!
Best,
Alicen Hubert
Services culturels de l'Ambassade de France
972 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10075
http://frenchculture.org/books
https://www.facebook.com/frenchculture
Twitter: @FrenchBooksUSA
French Books USA wrote: "Calling all New Yorkers (or anyone who can come, really):I'd just like to remind you all that the French Cultural Services' "2013: A Year with Proust" festival resumes on October 28, with the fir..."
I have my ticket!
See you there....
French Books USA wrote: "Calling all New Yorkers (or anyone who can come, really):I'd just like to remind you all that the French Cultural Services' "2013: A Year with Proust" festival resumes on October 28, with the fir..."
Walking down the avenue, 5th Avenue, today...
Yale University, November 14th AND 16th:November 14th at 4:00 PM: Lecture by Professor Antoine Compagnon
Location: 82-90 Wall, RLL (3rd floor) (WALL82)
http://calendar.yale.edu/cal/opa/defa...
Saturday, November 16th: Marathon Reading Of Swann's Way
http://calendar.yale.edu/cal/french/d...
French Books USA wrote: "Calling all New Yorkers (or anyone who can come, really):I'd just like to remind you all that the French Cultural Services' "2013: A Year with Proust" festival resumes on October 28..."
Here is the video of the October 28th, "Proust Inspires Fiction!" roundtable: "Proust, Love, and Jealousy."
Authors Catherine Millet, Jean-Christophe Valtat, and Edmund White will participate; the discussion will be moderated by Lila Azam Zanganeh.
http://new.livestream.com/thegreenesp...
Proust et l'ItalieJeudi 14 novembre 2013 de 16h à 20h
Institut culturel italien de Paris
73 rue de Grenelle 75007 Paris
Pour commémorer le centenaire de la parution de Du côté de chez Swann, premier tome de À la Recherche du temps perdu, nous avons invité les grands spécialistes franco-italiens de l’œuvre de Marcel Proust. Jean-Yves Tadié a dirigé l’édition critique de la Recherche dans la collection de la Pléiade. Avec la directrice de la collection «Recherches proustiennes» aux Editions Champion, Annick Bouillaguet, il présentera Les Sens cachés de la Recherche, recueil d’essais traduits chez Classiques Garnier et écrits par Alberto Beretta Anguissola. Celui ci parlera de l’Italomanie chez Marcel Proust. Daria Galateria qui a rédigé avec lui l’appareil de notes pour l’édition des Meridiani, chez Mondadori, traitera du Bestiaire parricide dans la Recherche. Mariolina Bertini, auteur du livre sur Proust e la teoria del romanzo (1996), coéditeur du numéro spécial de «Francofonia» consacré à Swann, et des Morales de Proust, dernier numéro des «Cahiers de littérature française» coédité avec Antoine Compagnon, nous parlera de Natalia Ginzburg lectrice de Proust.
Réservation nécessaire:
http://www.iicparigi.esteri.it/IIC_Pa...
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BOSTONHarvard University, Thursday, November 14, 2013, 7:00pm: "Proust in Translation or La madeleine"
http://rll.fas.harvard.edu/event/prou...
NEW HAVENOur Proust Marathon will take place from 7:30am on November 16th, 2013 to 3:30am on November 17th, 2013 at the Saybrook Underbrook Theatre at Yale in New Haven, Connecticut.
http://www.proustatyale.com/
New York; Columbia University. Wednesday, November 13, 2013. 6:00 - 7:30 PM.
La Classe de rhéto, Un été avec Montaigne, Une question de discipline Antoine Compagnon in conversation with Pierre Force (in English);
Columbia Maison Française.
http://maisonfrancaise.org/centennial...
Great New York Times article...discussing Proust celebrations and events: Proust EVENTS: Reading Marathons in NYC and at Yale; William C. Carter at the 92nd St Y; Rewriting Proust at The Center for Fiction; Pinter/Proust in "More to Remember Than Just the Madeleine:
Celebrating the Centennial of Proust’s ‘Swann’s Way’"
By JENNIFER SCHUESSLER
Published: November 7, 2013
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/08/boo...
Marcelita wrote: "Great New York Times article...discussing Proust celebrations and events: Proust EVENTS: Reading Marathons in NYC ..."
French Culture's kick-off for the Nomadic Reading. Antonin Baudry reading "Swann's Way" at the Wythe Hotel in Brooklyn, overlooking the Manhattan skyline
The 100th celebration at the Providence Athenaeum, on November 14th, 2013.
Christina Bevilacqua commissioned a local artist to create echoes of the "magic lantern."
With the music, a piano and violin playing the "little phrase," the Champagne and her homemade madeleines...Marcel was temped to get out of bed.
England in December! "Swann at 100/Swann à 100 ans"
An international conference celebrating the centenary of
Du côté de chez Swann
Reed Hall, University of Exeter, UK, 16-18 December 2013
Conference organised by Prof. Adam Watt (a.a.watt@ex.ac.uk)
[Voir plus bas pour la version française]
http://humanities.exeter.ac.uk/modern...
http://www.proust-ink.com/calendar/ev...
2013 Shattuck Conference: Women in Proust The Center for Fiction on November 9th, 2013
Part 1: Anka Mulhstein
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGYe6E...
Part 2: Awards
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2K0mqg...
Part 3: Caroline Weber
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWbc_I...
Part 4: Hollie Harder
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPx5C_...
Part 5: Roundtable
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iza5Ow...
Greenwich...Newsletter.See pages 6 and 7 for Proust events in 2013. (For historical reference)
Article: "Proust People - Odette de Crécy" By Fereshteh Priou
http://www.afgreenwich.org/images/afn...
