This critical study by Jean-Michel Ergal offers an in-depth analysis of Marcel Proust's 'Sodome et Gomorrhe', a pivotal volume in the monumental 'In Search of Lost Time' series. The work explores Proust's narrative innovations, thematic complexities, and stylistic mastery in depicting desire, memory, and social transformation. Ergal examines how Proust constructs one of the most enigmatic and challenging sections of his oeuvre, interrogating the very nature of reading and interpretation. The book provides valuable insights for students and scholars of French literature, particularly those interested in modernist narrative techniques and the evolution of Proust's literary project.

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