Nous faisons le récit de la censure de Proust dans le pays de Beckett et Joyce dans cet essai pour Proustonomics.

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"For example, we discover how Irish writers such as Beckett, Wilde, Joyce, Mary Devenport O’Neill, Brendan Behan, McGahern and Elizabeth Bowen engaged with and were influenced by Proust’s ideas and techniques, many of which they applied to their own art."

Thoughts and prayers

‘Cet ouvrage, remarquablement documenté et agrémenté d’une quinzaine d’illustrations, offre un tour complet des rapports complexes qu’ont entretenus la presse et la littérature à l’époque où celle-ci entrait dans l’ère moderne.’
Pascal Ifri, Nineteenth-Century French Studies

'Impressive in the depth of its research, and in its nuanced portrait of the interlocking worlds of novelists, poets, and journalists over the years of the Third Republic.’
Edmund Birch, Romanic Review

‘A smart and compelling account of the role of journalism in modernist French literature and its ongoing relevance in the 21st-century digital era.’
Karen Quandt, The French Review

‘In this ambitious and accomplished survey, Max McGuinness addresses the tensions embodied within the emerging “civilisation du journal” [...] An incisive work of criticism, exploring a state of affairs that feels particularly relevant in our post-digital world.’
Lisa Hilton, TLS

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This may well never have happened, as discussed in Elisabeth Ladenson's chapter on Proust and Wilde in The Irish Proust:

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