Psychologischer Roman • Francuska književnost
U traganju za izgubljenim vremenom 13: Pronađeno vrijeme 2
Marcel Proust
After many years, the protagonist returns to Paris and meets faces from his youth. He becomes aware of the past and decides that the book he is going to write will be "a big cemetery" and "all his past life". Thus ends Found Time.
Titel des Originals
A la recherche du temps perdu: Le Temps retrouvé
Übersetzung
Vinko Tecilazić
Editor
Novak Simić
Titelseite
Edo Murtić, Ante Schramadei
Maße
19,5 x 12,5 cm
Seitenzahl
150
Verlag
Mladost, Zagreb, 1972.
Latein Schrift. Fester Einband mit Schutzumschlag.
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