proust Definition

marcel proust, dostoevsky, dostoyevsky, balzac, auden, nietzsche, keats, derrida, sonnet, goethe, flaubert, baudelaire, andre gide, montaigne, rimbaud, stendhal, italo calvino, charles baudelaire, arthur rimbaud, turgenev, diderot, gustave flaubert, cocteau, nancy mitford, simone weil, kierkegaard, camus, maupassant, foucault, rilke, mauriac, dostoevski, jacques derrida, andre malraux, percy bysshe shelley, gertrude stein, simenon, cavafy, stephen spender, albert camus, evelyn waugh, catullus, emily bronte, ford madox ford, feydeau, vladimir nabokov, jean cocteau, la rochefoucauld, oblomov, saul bellow, tolstoy, wittgenstein, strachey, de quincey, madeleine, epigraph, malraux, muriel spark, simone de beauvoir, mallarme, heidegger, maugham, casaubon, guy de maupassant, somerset maugham, de sade, anthony trollope, tocqueville, apollinaire, edmund spenser, rabelais, stefan zweig, anatole france, alexandre dumas, ashbery, denis diderot, hermann hesse, elias canetti, emile zola, umberto eco, lionel trilling, francesco petrarca, rereading, schopenhauer, picardie, petrarch, stephane mallarme, ezra pound, georges simenon, hannah arendt, laclos, maeterlinck, calvino, paul verlaine, middlemarch, jorge luis borges, nouveau roman, edith wharton, thomas malory, samuel beckett,