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<ref name="n8"> The formula, which marks an important change of voice compared to Proust's public statements at the time of the publication of Swann (" the character who is narrating, who says: "I" [...] is not me", EA, p. 558), occurs in the article on Flaubert that he mentions on the next page, and which he had sent to Jacques Rivière a few days earlier for La Nouvelle Revue Française (CP 03971; Kolb, XVIII, no. 291): "[the] narrator who says "I" and who is not always me" (EA, p. 599). [NM] </ref> | <ref name="n8"> The formula, which marks an important change of voice compared to Proust's public statements at the time of the publication of Swann ("the character who is narrating, who says: "I" [...] is not me", EA, p. 558), occurs in the article on Flaubert that he mentions on the next page, and which he had sent to Jacques Rivière a few days earlier for La Nouvelle Revue Française (CP 03971; Kolb, XVIII, no. 291): "[the] narrator who says "I" and who is not always me" (EA, p. 599). [NM] </ref> |
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- ↑ The formula, which marks an important change of voice compared to Proust's public statements at the time of the publication of Swann ("the character who is narrating, who says: "I" [...] is not me", EA, p. 558), occurs in the article on Flaubert that he mentions on the next page, and which he had sent to Jacques Rivière a few days earlier for La Nouvelle Revue Française (CP 03971; Kolb, XVIII, no. 291): "[the] narrator who says "I" and who is not always me" (EA, p. 599). [NM]