Sodoma e Gomorra (Alla ricerca del tempo perduto, 4)

His nuanced portrayal of desire feels both personal and philosophical, making me wonder how it influenced perceptions of sexuality at the time.

The introspective passages are dense but rich, though I wondered if the rhythm was intentional or just a feature of the style.

The historical and cultural context adds layers to the themes of societal change and personal memory. I'd love to hear what the author envisioned about that era.