... argument, however, involves an extended comparative analysis of sleepwalking in Sebald's Austerlitz and Hermann Broch's 1933 trilogy The Sleepwalkers . Although these writers have not previously been the object of any sustained comparison, sleepwalking in Broch's novels illuminates much that is left...

... . Broch Hermann . Der Tod des Vergil . Zürich : Rhein-Verlag , 1947 . Print . ———. Die Schlafwandler . Zürich : Rhein-Verlag , 1932 . Print . Céline Louis-Ferdinand . D'un château l'autre . Paris : Gallimard , 1957 . Print . Chvatík Květoslav . Svět románů Milana...

... in the prestigious Bibliothèque de la Pléiade series under the general editorship of Raymond Gay-Crosier. For those desiring easy access to virtually every aspect of the writer’s career and writings, Editions Broché has also recently published a 1000-page Dictionnaire Albert Camus, edited by Jean-Yves Guérin...

... evaluation as comparative: ‘This is better than that, this is more precious than that’” (119). Indeed, À la recherche is among the great modernist novels—such as Joyce’s Portrait and Broch’s Der Tod des Vergil—whose narrative is nothing less than an attempt to come to a comprehensive aesthetic. Descombes...