In Search of Lost Time (n.) aspires in Time Regained to an eternity without God — giving eternity the aspect of man.
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In Search of Lost Time (n.) is a novel and also the exegesis of that novel, a reflection that turns a narrow stream into an immense river.
In Search of Lost Time (n.) is a great enterprise of schizoanalysis: the narrator-spider crosses every plane, liquidating even his grandmother with a machine for tying shoes, until Albertine's face comes undone in a nebula of molecules.
In Search of Lost Time (n.) is a schizoid work par excellence: sealed boxes, noncommunicating vessels, puzzle pieces from many puzzles forced into place, with pieces always left over — the author's confessions of guilt almost a joke.