Today, we better understand the processes that gave birth to this work of life, this immense river of words that shook the literature of the 20th century, both in France and around the world.
The reader here encounters an epic of thought, a journey through the labyrinths of the cosmic, artistic, and intellectual realm of Proust's time, with a remarkable psychological study, all in the service of an unparalleled language.
We also know the circumstances of Marcel Proust's death, the inscription of the word 'end' and the dictation of the last phrases, the exhaustion of the author from this search and discovery of lost time.
Perhaps we know less about the circumstances that led to the emergence of the Greek translation of the work: here we deal with the difficulties, the insight, and the strength of a person, through which 'In Search of Lost Time' was born and is now offered to readers.
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