Therefore, perhaps I recall most pleasantly the volumes I read while I was feeling better.
Proust would probably remind me, as he often does throughout the novel, that while I read his novel I was also adding my feelings and experiences to the experience. The following is a ranking of each of the seven volumes that compose this work - ranked not by their literary merit or historical significance, but rather by how much I personally enjoyed them. Nonetheless, I still learned a lot from perusing its pages. Reading this work was an emotional rollercoaster: while it is true it is filled with passion and philosophy, a few sections are mere documentations of gossip around the Parisian elites of the Belle Époque. I recently had the privilege of reading Marcel Proust’s 20th century masterpiece In Search of Lost Time (also known in English as Remembrance of Things Past, or in the original French as À la recherche du temps perdu) in its entirety.
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