Opis
Marcel Proust's journey into the world of John Ruskin reveals not only his admiration but also the deep, intricate ways in which Ruskin's ideas influenced his own writing. Merging insightful translations with his unique perspective, Proust opens the door to Ruskin’s vibrant thoughts on art and society, inviting readers to explore those connections anew.
With contributions from Phillip J. Wolfe, William Burford, and Jean Autret, this collection goes beyond mere translations; it’s a conversation that bridges past and present. Readers find themselves immersed in the richness of Ruskin’s vision while savoring Proust’s delicate, evocative style that brings these timeless ideas to life.
With contributions from Phillip J. Wolfe, William Burford, and Jean Autret, this collection goes beyond mere translations; it’s a conversation that bridges past and present. Readers find themselves immersed in the richness of Ruskin’s vision while savoring Proust’s delicate, evocative style that brings these timeless ideas to life.
Szczegóły książki
Format
Miękka okładka
Strony
173 stron
Język
Angielski
Opublikowany
wrz 10, 1989
Wydawca
Yale University Press
Wydania
Wydania: 2
ISBN-10
0300045034
ISBN-13
9780300045031