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Books by Joshua Landy
Joshua Landy is the Andrew B. Hammond Professor of French and Professor of Comparative Literature at Stanford, where he co-hosts the nationally syndicated public radio program ‘Philosophy Talk.’ His books include Philosophy as Fiction: Self, Deception, and Knowledge in Proust; How to Do Things With Fictions; and, most recently, Marcel Proust: A Very Short Introduction.
“It’s like spending time with a friend, and that friendship changes your life.” Read more...
Joshua Landy, Literary Scholar
Interviews with Joshua Landy
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In Search of Lost Time, Vol. I: Swann's Way
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In Search of Lost Time, Vol. II: In the Shadow of Young Girls in Flower
by Marcel Proust -
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In Search of Lost Time, Vol. V: The Prisoner
by Marcel Proust -
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In Search of Lost Time, Vol. VI: The Fugitive
by Marcel Proust -
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In Search of Lost Time, Vol. VII: Finding Time Again
by Marcel Proust
The Best Marcel Proust Books, recommended by Joshua Landy
The Best Marcel Proust Books, recommended by Joshua Landy
Marcel Proust’s 3000-page masterpiece In Search of Lost Time might intimidate, but it also enthrals, argues Joshua Landy, Professor of French and Comparative Literature at Stanford University. We asked him to introduce us to the most rewarding of the seven volumes that make up this classic novel, as a helpful guide for the general reader.
Interviews where books by Joshua Landy were recommended
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1
In Search of Lost Time, Vol. I: Swann's Way
by Marcel Proust -
2
In Search of Lost Time, Vol. II: In the Shadow of Young Girls in Flower
by Marcel Proust -
3
In Search of Lost Time, Vol. V: The Prisoner
by Marcel Proust -
4
In Search of Lost Time, Vol. VI: The Fugitive
by Marcel Proust -
5
In Search of Lost Time, Vol. VII: Finding Time Again
by Marcel Proust
The Best Marcel Proust Books, recommended by Joshua Landy
The Best Marcel Proust Books, recommended by Joshua Landy
Marcel Proust’s 3000-page masterpiece In Search of Lost Time might intimidate, but it also enthrals, argues Joshua Landy, Professor of French and Comparative Literature at Stanford University. We asked him to introduce us to the most rewarding of the seven volumes that make up this classic novel, as a helpful guide for the general reader.
