Proust in the Power of Photography

Introduction
I Photography in Proust’s Life
1 Birth of a Passion
2 Exchanges of Photographs
3 The Role of Photography in Proust’s Artistic Formation
II Keys for the Search
4 The Giant Photograph of the Knights of Malta
5 The Portrait of Berma
6 To Win Back Her Husband, Gilberte Obtains Photographs of His Mistress
7 Saint-Loup’s Disappointment
8 The Longed-for Photograph of Gilberte Swann
9 Miss Sacripant, the "Lady in Pink," and Odette: One and the Same Person
10 The Fascinating Duchess de Guermantes
11 When Marcel’s Grandmother Poses for Saint-Loup
12 The Profaned Photograph of Vinteuil
13 The Photograph of Charlus Puts Morel to Flight
14 Reincarnations
III The Influence of Photography on Proust’s Thought
15 A Photographer’s Studio
16 Reportage
17 A Lens of Variable Focal Length
18 Chronophotography
19 An A-human Vision
20 Photography at the Origin of Proustian Relativism
21 From Latent Image to Involuntary Memory