The Combray Section of Marcel Proust's Swann's Way

The combination of the Swan Road section of the Swan Road section of Marcel Proust is an idyllic past expansion. However, this book was not an original Combray memoir, it was an explanation of the halfway state of the narrator, the state of consciousness, where he was or who he did not even know. At the time, the extension of his memory of the past seemed to establish a stable self consciousness. This exploration, which constitutes the whole "combination" part, shows that a narrator, a young man with literary ambition, is trying to understand his childhood character to a certain extent.

The most interesting thing I found was the Conray of the first part of the swan's path, the symbol of the church, the relationship between the swan road and the Gurmers' way, the way Proust was written, and how it affected it. My opinion to the world There are many analyzes about online analysis of Combray / Swann's Way, but I do not think there is enough discussion about these ideas. Several destroyers lead, but they are not much obtained from the experience of reading. Furthermore, since I do not have an academic background in literature, my analysis may be less insightful from a literary point of view, but when reading or thinking about the Combray part of Swann's approach Please consider. . I just recorded it at the time I was absent from the trip I was looking for, just like the ordinary people that Proust was thinking. There are many analyzes about Combray's Internet, but it seems that the following is not explained sufficiently.

At the beginning of the swan approach, Marcel Proust explained a "magical lantern" that projects a constantly changing series of images onto the surrounding space. At the age of 3, our consciousness may be like a lantern - as we have seen, it spreads equally throughout the spectrum and is composed of a series of incoherent images. At some point between the ages of 3 and 4, the image produced by this lantern began to merge into a continuous movie. In development, children begin to tell stories of their self-extension in time, imagine their future, spontaneously remember the past, and know themselves at different times. This is a luxurious gift from the young Lemian: an invisible sticker that marks himself in the same way ... just like himself