By Way of Sainte-Beuve
(Contre Sainte-Beuve). Translated by Sylvia Townsend Warner.
London: Chatto and Windus, 1958.
This volume of translation is based on Contre Sainte-Beuve, suivi de Nouveaux Mélanges. Ed. Bernard de Fallois. Paris: Gallimard, 1954.
CONTENTS
| BY WAY OF SAINTE-BEUVE | MISCELLANEOUS WRITINGS |
| Prologue |
Proust the Critic |
| I In Slumbers | Against the Young Writersof the Days |
| II Bedrooms | On Taste |
| III The Days | A History of French Satire |
| IV The Countess | A Sunday Concert at the Conservatoire |
| V The Article in Le Figaro | Patriotism and the Christian Spirit |
| VI The Sunbeam on the Balcony | On La Bonne Hélène |
| VII Talking to Mama | Portrait of a Writer |
| VIII The Method of Sainte-Beuve | Poet and Novelist |
| IXSainte-Beuve and Baudelaire | The Wane of Inspiration |
| X Gérard de Nerval | The Artist in Contemplation |
| XI Sainte-Beuve and Balzac | The Creed of Art |
| XII Monsieur de Guermantes's Balzac |
Portraits of Painters |
| XIII A Race Accursed | Watteau |
| XIV Names | Chardin |
| XV The Return | Rembrandt |
| Return to the Present | Gustave Moreau |
| Monet | |
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Proust the Reader |
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| Goethe | |
| Chateaubriand | |
| Joubert | |
| Notes on Stendhal | |
| Georges Eliot | |
| Tolstoi | |
| Dostoievski | |
| Jules Renard | |
| Robert de Montesquiou | |
| Henri de Régnier | |
| Léon Daudet |
