Marcel Proust’s 100th anniversary, in the monthly magazine “Europe”!
Translated from French.
Marcel Proust’s 100th anniversary, in the monthly magazine “Europe”! 💜✨
In the combined issues of August–September 1970 (496–497) and February–March 1971 (502–503), “Europe” celebrated in advance the centenary of the birth of Marcel Proust (born 10 July 1871). 🎂👶🏻
It was also in 1971 that “Against Sainte-Beuve” first appeared in the Bibliothèque de la Pléiade; this volume was replaced last year by the volume “Essais”, edited by Antoine Compagnon.
@la_nrf @editions_gallimard 📚
And then… the commune of Illiers officially became “Illiers-Combray”, proof that literature can change reality, and not just the other way round.
@mairiedillierscombray @tourismeentrebeauceetperche 👋🏻
The magazine “Europe” was founded in February 1923 by Romain Rolland’s friends to promote peace amongst nations in the aftermath of the 1914–1918 war. 🇪🇺🕊️
This month, it is celebrating its own centenary with an issue entitled “Europe 1923–2023: a politics of literature” 🤓👏🏻
https://www.europe-revue.net
Sadly, war is still raging on European soil… 🇺🇦 What role can literature play in a world at war?
I’m linking this post to a fundraising appeal to make a modest contribution to support @croixrougefr, which is providing aid in Ukraine and in Turkey following the earthquake. Please donate if you can or would like to. Thank you on their behalf. 🚑🩸
#revueeurope #marcelproust #centenairemarcelproust #18711971 #19232023 #proustagram





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