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The sixth and penultimate volume of the epic "In Search of Lost Time", published in 1925 after the death of Marcel Proust, translated by the outstanding Ukrainian translator Anatol Perepadia.
After Albertine's disappearance, our Narrator's world collapses. The pain of loss, memories and jealousy do not give him peace, forcing him to return to the past again and again. But the deeper he immerses himself in his own memory, the more clearly he understands: the person we love lives not only in reality, but also in the image we have created.
"Albertine Disappears" is the sixth and penultimate volume of the epic "In Search of Lost Time", in which Marcel Proust continues his insightful study of love, desire and jealousy - feelings that define the inner world of the Narrator. Through the figure of the absent beloved, the writer reveals the nature of memory, the pain of loss and illusions.
A book that transforms a personal story into one of the deepest artistic reflections in world literature about love, desire, and the inexorable passage of time.