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Rev. Stanley Peters, 91, of Huntington, died Monday, June 9, 2014, at 6:29 a.m. at Lutheran Hospital, Fort Wayne.
Rev. Peters graduated from Dillsburg (PA) High School in 1940. He earned a Bachelor of Arts from Huntington College in 1944 and later earned a Bachelor of Divinity from Huntington College Seminary. He was awarded an honorary Doctor of Divinity from Huntington College in 1974. He received a Quarterly Conference ministerial license in 1945 and was ordained in 1950.
He taught junior high and high school students at Clear Creek School, Huntington County, from 1944 to 1946. He served as pastor of United Brethren churches in Fort Wayne, Monroe and Kettering, OH. In 1959, he joined United Brethren Headquarters, in Huntington, as editor of the denomination's publications. He served in that capacity for 23 years, retiring in 1981. Later, he served as a tour guide for the Huntington County Council on Aging.
He was a member of College Park Church, in Huntington. As a member of the Evangelical Press Association, he participated in a tour of the Holy Land hosted by Israel and attended the International Congress on World Evangelism in Switzerland.
He was born Feb. 19, 1923, in Hagerstown, MD, to J. Clair and Grace Rouzer Peters. He married Lola Lee Stites on June 6, 1945, in Hillsdale, MI, and she survives.
Additional survivors include two daughters, Renee Larkins, of Dayton, OH, and Jacalee (Mike) Skeens, of Huntington; a son, Randy (Lona) Peters, of Locksburg, AR; and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Calling is Wednesday, June 11, 2014, from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Myers Funeral Home Huntington Chapel, 2901 Guilford St., Huntington. A service will be held on Thursday, June 12, 2014, at 10 a.m. at College Park United Brethren Church, 1945 College Ave., Huntington. Interment will be at Gardens of Memory Cemetery, Huntington County.
Memorial gifts may be made to Camp Cotubic in care of Myers Funeral Home, 2901 Guilford St., Huntington, IN 46750.
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Where do we begin? The pass rush was anemic, the defensive tackles got hurt, which crippled the run defense, and the position coach got fired. It's hard to find bright spots on the 2013 Bears' D-line.
Julius Peppers shined in a few games (Pittsburgh, Baltimore), but also had three games without recording a single tackle. Shea McClellin won Defensive Player of the Week after his three-sack performance in Green Bay, but he had only one other sack the rest of the year.
Peppers and McClellin combined for 17 quarterback hits. For comparison purposes, Lions defensive tackles Ndamukong Suh and Nick Fairley had 19 – each.
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MIT Tech Review hails Pinterest's terms of use as a genius-level copyright dodge. And while that may be so, its position is disingenuous to the point of irony.
The problem is that "sharing whatever you like" and copyright infringement are, well, sort of the same thing. Especially as Pinterest encourages people to use "nice big versions" of what they find, and to "share from more than one source".
On one hand Pinterest makes it easy to grab images from all over the Internet, even though the terms of use say that's something users will never do.
I've already started a pin board to track the legal issues ahead for Pinterest. But thanks to the terms, using Pinterest could end-up landing me in court for doing so. And that has a few smart users backing off from this hot new social network.
If you'd like an overview of Pinterest, see my earlier post: What Is Pinterest? And Why Should I Care?
But if you have a legal orientation, or care about copyright because you're an artist, or are managing the visual elements of trademark, don't go away. This is where Pinterest becomes intriguing.
The site does not take the expected step to argue that the images on Pinterest are commentary, and part of a discussion that should be protected by the Fair Use doctrine. There would be all kinds of inconsistent rulings, and Pinterest would have a weak hand.
So far the site has done everything it can to finesse the copyright issue.
The set up: Pinterest wants you to use others' images
From the very start, Pinterest encourages you to share. In the welcome note it says you should share images from "more than one source". It talks about being "nice" and repinning others' images. It makes a tool so you can easily post images you like from all over the web. As I've said however, this, and copyright infringement, is the same thing.
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So instead, it relies on its terms of use to 'ensure' — and by that I mean a wink and nod — that all images are owned by the users who post them.
So millions of users, using browser add-its for grabbing photos, are of course just doing this on their own websites, right? And if they're not, Pinterest would be shocked. Just as Captain Renault in Casablanca was shocked to find that gambling was going on within the casino.
By clicking "Accept", users are saying they "either are the sole and exclusive owner of all Member Content that they make available through the Site, Application and Services or they have all rights, licenses, consents and releases that are necessary."
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And then the terms turn to your responsibility if ANYONE sues Pinterest for an image you posted. The terms put you, the user, on the hook to "defend and indemnify" Pinterest and its owner.
So, the instructions may be wrapped up in the guise of sweetness and sharing, but the terms of use are the exact opposite. Fortunately for Pinterest, the terms are far less prominent than the bookmarklet that quickly turns 'newbies' into copyright-infringing terminators.
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Galen Moore at the Boston Business Journal wrote about his foray into Pinterest, in an aptly named article How your business could get sued for using Pinterest. He posted images that real estate firms had sent to the paper of new buildings in Boston. But on reading the terms, he noted that though he had the "use" of the photos, he wasn't their owner and couldn't grant others the right to sub-license them.
Of course, even if Mr. Moore had taken the photos himself, images of creative works such as a buildings or paintings can have underlying copyright issues that would suck us down a new wormhole. Let's just agree than many (and by that I mean most) images on Pinterest aren't being posted by their copyright holders.
Kirsten Kowalski who is a lawyer and professional photographer, wrote an even better titled post: Why I Tearfully Deleted my Pinterest Inspiration Boards. Her review of the terms of use, and concluded that "repinning" the images of others falls under this "grant of license" - so that while the service encourages you to repin other's work, their TOU forbids it without permission.
Is taking down your Pinboard is an over reaction? You can decide. But if you think about this for more than 90 seconds, that puts you among a very small portion of Pinterest users.
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So what if Pinterest users are infringing copyright, in spite of the terms of use that says users own image rights?
Pinterest has developed "nopin" tags to help those that want to keep their work/content off of Pinterest. The site is gambling that only a small minority of content owners will notice any infringement and request removal of their work.
In most cases, Pinterest is spreading the fame of things people like, and often providing SEO-rich links back to the sites they're taken from.
All of this is based on finesse, born from a shambolic set of terms that has users and Pinterest both subscribing to the total fiction that users own their own copyright.
The entire Pinterest user experience promotes unlicensed use of images, something its terms prohibit absolutely. Do Pinterest's legal people ever even look at the site? Sure, that's where the winks come in.
Since users don't read the terms, they go on generally missing the alternative reality of the agreement they've entered into.
And the presumption seems to be that most content owners will be glad to have their work curated on the service. Perhaps they'll get a link, some traffic, some fame, or even karma.
Besides, who can the sue? Isn't Pinterest a start-up with no clear revenue plan? We'll cover that in my next post, which considers whether all this pinning is good business...
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I'm not sure why would Pinterest be a bit different from YouTube? Or Flickr for a better example. If they can handle copyright issues, P will be able too.
YouTube has had some pretty high profile copyright issues too. This isn't a block from business success, but for both firm's they have a significant legal challenge.
As noted, I have a Pinboard dedicated to Pinterest's legal issues -- where I copy articles discussing the risk of copying things (like the post) on Pinterest.
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Thank you for the great post Dave and bringing attention to this copyright issue. You write masterfully.
It's not cool to disrespect another person's copyright, however its dressed up and disguised. There is a simple solution - create your own content to share and you won't be infringing anyone's copyright.
Tina, thanks for the kind words...and props to the editors at econsultancy for making this happen.
Unlike music and motion pictures who are highly organized around copyright defense -- the same really isn't true of images.
So, there's a real legal issue here -- but since there isn't an industry ready have to fight 'til the end on this, my believe is copyright is a "consideration" but not a block to Pinterest's success.
Though their terms of use are a fantasy disguised as as a contract, which I hope we can call them out on, its likely just dumb but not fatal. ;> (and some might say both clever and necessary to win.)
Time will tell.
Dave - you didn't comment on the part that says that Pinterest can take something that I created (so no copyright issue), possibly alter it, and use it with or without my name on it to make money for themselves - forever! Do you think this will ever happen - or did they just put that clause in the terms of use in case I happen to pin the next Mona Lisa?
And before Pinterest there was Tumblr... enabling content regurgitation.
Call me old fashioned but I think the old-school model of having to ask for permission to publish someone else's IP works fine.
But that's because - as I get older and slow down - don't quite see the value of a gazillion repins of the same gazillion images. But that's just me.
And for Pininterest to provide a tag to opt out... when the hell did I opt in?
Pininterest is fun. I'm on it and so is my wife. But I am now concerned about kissing away right's to pics of my baby daughter.
Hi Philippa -
Its funny how this works. The lawyer who wrote the terms likely wanted the "maximum grant" of use rights for their client, with a fewest possible obligations to them.
Of course we never expect those with such rights to use them, until they do. My friend Anna B. found her personal name and email subject lines as part of a Gmail promotion on CNN....and if I recall correctly, their TOU supported this. It was quite a shock to her.
See the post on this:
Now I'm not saying if the Pinterest's TOU supports this or not -- but it wouldn't be hard to imagine them licensing the use of the gazillion images they now "have rights to" to sub-licensees. Sort of like Shutter stock, but they got their library of images free, by running a social network.
Sure, this is a crazy idea. But I'd be really surprised if someone at Pinterest didn't consider this a long time ago...and that they might reconsider it in the future.
Until there's clarification, probably from courts, Pinterest feels like a typical, social network "no rights zone".
On the face of it Pinterest seemed like a fantastic idea, but as more and more articles arise talking about the rather circumspect copyright issues, I am becoming slightly less enamoured.
My particular gripe is how in the 'pin etiquette' it says to 'avoid self-promotion'. Well in order to do that by definition you would have to pin other people's images or work, but as we now all know, that then infringes copyright!
To pin or not to pin, that is the question.
I know we Germans are pretty special on that issue but i spoke to a media lawyer on a conference in cologne today and from his view pinterest "IS" completely illegal. Its not only the pins itself. Every repin carries the CR infringement in it, so it´s the users who might be getting sued by lawyers, not the platform itself. And i bet brands would refrain from playing pinterest with that risk in it. Getty Images is going after every CR case pretty strictly, even if you only post parts of an image. It costs about 2000 Euros per post per image but only if you´re a first timer.
If you reuse content from other websites, it might happen, that the photographer granted CR to the publisher just for this single site, not for facebook, nor pinterest.
And one additional comment to the reusage by pinterest. From the standpoint of German CR-regulations one can not grant CR to pinterest for images one hasn´t had the CR oneself, so the platform would face the same problem that every user has on the long term: find out where the image really comes from. What a hazzle.
Seems to me that is just about everything on the internet. Agree with Ben, just about everything is getting duplicated and then beyond duplicated. You get articles that have been written and the articles get spun, so it is basically the same article just reworded somewhat. Usually the somewhat makes absolutely no sense. Also as far as the pictures, seems like if they are on the internet, anyone can copy those and re-post and so on and so on.
Fascinating Dave, thanks. I've been waiting for this before deciding how our agency could best use Pinterest.
It's focused my mind on ownership. While we are in the business of actively trying to distribute client material such as photographs in a PR capacity, we try to keep copyright (in fact that often lies with the photographer in the UK but in practice that's just a technicality).
I think all we can do is use this for our own images that we really want to distribute and be mindful of the fact that we don't own them any more.
This post and our discussion is cited in today's Washington Post. (Its a mention which is part of a larger article - and its one you helped drive....and that Econsultancy helped incubate.) ;>
IMO, the latest iteration of websites like Pinterest and apps on mobile devices offer convenience, neat features and attractive interfaces coupled with draconian, punitive terms and conditions which far outweigh the benefits.
It's all under the radar right now but once the digital noose is tight enough to make convictions a shoe-in, the law business will have no problem persecuting in droves.
If i were a law firm specialising in this, i would ask government to streamline such obvious offences, the benefit for govt being the large fines that could be placed upon the 20-35 yr old women of the southwest, and so on.
I appreciate you letting the world know that there may be serious issues tied to the use of Pinterest. I too believe there are many legal issues associated with the use of Pinterest that need to be ironed out within their user agreement before the masses should feel comfortable. I just don't think many understand the possible implications of their actions. See my article for more information. http://thelawsoffashion.com/make-sure-you-are-taking-these-3-precautions-or-delete-your-pinterest/
I re-pin. I do not pin. As far as I am aware, each picture I re-pin has been originally pinned to Pinterest legally by the owners of those images who agreed to Pinterest's terms and conditions and therefore the pictures are now in the public domain (or the 'pinterest domain'). This belief, I would hold to be true until a time when someone difinitively announces (someone with clear authority) that this is not the case. At that time, I would make the decision to close my pinterest account. And, considering the fact that I only re-pinned pictures that were, to the best of my knowledge, legally part of the public domain (or at least the 'pinterest domain'') I can't see where I would be liable for other's (alleged) improprieties. What say you?
Quite a bit of life is enabled by denial, especially social media.
It gets us over privacy concerns, and the last commenter takes the same path of denial I often do over copyright. And I think for us as individuals he's got a good position -- because were not attractive lawsuit targets, and we'd stop use.
But companies and people who don't want to risk legal action should just avoid this path. Its based on denial.
If you use an image and its rights were not cleared (even if another represents to you they were) the owner's beef has a beef with you, the infringer.
In my limited experience - a judge will let them win their case if they can prove the right kind of use, and that the plaintiff really is the owner. Then they'll let you take on the bother of going after who ever falsely represented the image was cleared.
That's a bother for us as individuals....and career limiting as employees. So use denial with care....its unlikely anything bad will happen to us....but that doesn't make it risk free, especially at work.
What a relief to see this post - I cannot thank you enough. I thought that I was going a bit mad with copyright jargon. I am a middle-aged woman - not selling, no business, no expansion plans but someone who naively liked to share photographs of things that she had made on Flickr. That was nice...hundreds of people saying how nice my things were...tra la la. Everything in the garden was rosy. I was busy showing people how to make things (I do have a real job by the way!). Along comes Pinterest - I had no idea that hundreds of my photographs were merrily being taken (not 'pinned' what a rubbish euphemism that it!) by it's site. Pinterst informs me that is cannot remove my photographs via Flickr (too vast to track down) - so I set up a blog (Pinterst can deal with removing those photographs from its site) - only to find, blow me down, every single day those photographs were being taken too. All emails to Pinterest go carefully unanswered.
Thank you again - if I knew how to sue I would!
Kind regards
RE: previous message - that should have read 'its site'! Standards slipping!
Kind regards
I am really glad you wrote this post. I always had my thoughts about Pinterest and copyrighting, so thank you for sharing your thoughts!
For the life of me, I don't know how to use Pinterst in a way in a meaningful way. But, to be sure, I see the word lawsuits... I have no desire to even consider using one of their pictures.


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The Guermantes Way
- Remembrance of Things Past, Volume 3
- Narrated by: Neville Jason
- Series: Remembrance of Things Past, Book 3
- Length: 28 hrs and 51 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 04-04-2012
- Language: English
- Publisher: Naxos AudioBooks
Regular price: $66.63
Publisher's Summary
Remembrance of Things Past is one of the monuments of 20th-century literature. Neville Jason's widely praised abridged version has rightly become an audiobook landmark and now, upon numerous requests, he is recording the whole work unabridged which, when complete, will run for some 140 hours.
The Guermantes Way is the third of seven volumes. The narrator penetrates the inner sanctum of Paris high society and falls in love with the fascinating Duchesse de Guermantes. Proust describes vividly the struggles for political, social, and sexual supremacy played out beneath a veneer of elegant manners. He also finds himself pursued by the predatory Baron de Charlus.
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- David E. Gregson
- 01-10-2012
Makes a very big reading project a breeze!
Where does The Guermantes Way rank among all the audiobooks you've listened to so far?
This is the best of the series of seven books now known as Proust's "In Search of Lost Time." Unfortunately, only five of the seven volumes have beed recorded on NAXOS in an unabridged form. The series will be completed soon, I imagine, but the main frustration altogether resides in the sad fact that after all is completed, it will be of an outdated translation by Scott Moncrieff which, however excellent and widely celebrated, is inferior in some ways to the brand new translations published in England by PENGUIN BOOKS (General Editor Christopher Pendergast) and which, because of a US Random House copyright, are NOT FOR SALE [at least the last four volumes are not] in the United States. One has to explore various Internet bookstores to find them in this country. Furthermore, the audiobook is the UNCORRECTED C.K. Scott Moncrieff version which was famously brought up to date several years ago. Sigh! So, as good as this recording is, MR NEVILLE JASON is exhausting himself on outdated material -- 2,500,000 words of it before he is finished. One notes that the first audiobook in the series is called THE REMEMBRANCE OF THINGS PAST for which the newer translation is given as IN SEARCH OF LOST TIME. Right away the reader sees the problem. However, this book -- THE GUERMANTES WAY -- is wonderful to listen to, and some generation (my grandmother's perhaps) was delighted with this translation which -- indeed -- was the only one in English and made the book famous in the English speaking world.
What was one of the most memorable moments of The Guermantes Way?
The book is packed with memorable incidents. The "classy" party scenes, of course, are always to be looked forward to since Proust's commentary is hilariously satirical. Most people do not realize that Proust can be very, very funny -- and in a very cutting manner as well.
Have you listened to any of Neville Jason's other performances before? How does this one compare?
This man is SUPERB -- and he makes everything totally comprehensible. Long Proustian sentences I cannot figure out when reading them on paper come over with total clarity and sense.
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
Yes. I am 71 years old and am thrilled to be reading this masterpiece at long last. I am glad I skipped it in my 20s and 30s, however; it's far too cynical in its world views. Nothing is as it seems at first! I would have been disillusioned for my entire life! Proust turns the world upside down. And did I say there's an awful lot of sex in it? Nobody warned me about that.
Any additional comments?
I am delighted with the recording -- but sorry the newer translations will likely not be recorded in my lifetime. Proust is easier to listen to than to read, so the audiobook is a blessing. I did, by the way, order the new print translations from England and have had fun comparing them with this one.
23 of 23 people found this review helpful
- Darwin8u
- 10-06-2013
Carries Proust Readers Deeper into Memory/Society
In 'The Guermantes Way', Proust pushes several social forces together. He examines the cult of aristocracy, meditates on the role of the military in French society, examines French antisemitism through the Dreyfus affair, French art, and the banal conversations and selfish superficiality that permeate throughout the drawing rooms of the upperclass denizens of the Faubourg St. Germain.
Three times in the novel (the death of the Narrator's grandmother, the illness of of Amanien d"Osmond, and the announcement by Swann to Mme de Guermantes and the Duc that he is dying) Proust shows how the French aristocracy are concerned more with the shallow requirements of society (shoes, promptness, etc) than real human compassion for the dying.
This third volume of Proust's epic 'A la Recherche du Temps Perdu', carries the reader deeper into Proust's analysis of memory, society, language, and art.
16 of 18 people found this review helpful
- Robert
- 12-12-2012
Dazzling reading of a great book
Where does The Guermantes Way rank among all the audiobooks you've listened to so far?
Among the very best
What other book might you compare The Guermantes Way to and why?
To be judged with the other sections of this book.
Have you listened to any of Neville Jason's other performances before? How does this one compare?
Only his volumes of Proust, all similar.
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
Happiness I am reading Proust in English.
Any additional comments?
You must begin with the first section of A la Recherche du Temps Perdu, Swann's Way, and decide to read all (6 or 7) sections, of which this is the third. You will not regret it. I have read French fluently for over 60 years, but failed to make headway with Proust. This translation and reading is a joy, and I am confidently on my way to listening to the whole book, which is unmistakably the great European novel of the 20th. century.
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
- Peregrine
- 08-09-2012
Another fine entry in the project
If you're looking this far into the gigantic Proust novel, I'll assume you need no recommendations regarding the "story", such as it is, but I will say that Guermantes Way is likely one of the most entertaining and funny of all the volumes. Proust's dead-on critique of high society is full of cynical humour as he comes to realize that the princes and duchesses he's worshipped from afar are either vain, stupid or badly wasting any wit or talent they possess.
Neville Jason has undertaken the huge task of rendering Remembrance of Things Past into audio-book form in English. He gives a fine read, giving characters equivalent British accents (the Duc de Guermantes is given a London aristocrats' accent, Fran??oise an Irish servant's tones, etc.) and pronounces all surviving French words correctly. The short pdf reader's guide that comes with the audiobook was actually written by Jason as well, and he does a good job of introducing the general reader to Proust.
6 of 7 people found this review helpful
- Peirce C.S.
- 24-09-2012
Neville Jason
Wish the later volumes were available with John Rowe as a reader, but Neville Jason is acceptable.
6 of 8 people found this review helpful
- Luvin Cocktails
- 30-04-2017
Great reading of Vol 3 of "In Search of Lost Time"
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
This is volume 3 in a 7 volume series comprising the entire novel "In Search of Lost Time". This volume describes the narrator's young adulthood, his quest for sexual gratification, and his attempts to penetrate high society. His family rents an apartment in a building owned by the Guermantes (part of the highest strata of society), so he begins to stalk the Duchess, one of his childhood crushes from Combray, in the hope of impressing her. His efforts to be introduced to her come to naught until a chance friendship made in Balbec pays off. Many people don't realize how funny Proust is; some of his humor is tongue-in-cheek, so pay attention.
What was one of the most memorable moments of The Guermantes Way?
Rather than a moment, it's a section of the volume that will break your heart. About 50 pages in print, it describes Marcel's Grandmother's stroke (when they are in the park), her illness (including the state of medicine 100 years ago), and death. It combines tragedy with comedy and pathos. Unbelievably well written.
What about Neville Jason's performance did you like?
Neville Jason's reading is a pleasure to listen to. He's a great voice actor, which makes it easier to identify the characters. it was quite an undertaking to read at 1.25 million words for all 7 volumes. (If all 7 volumes are not available when you read this, please put in a request for the missing volumes to Audible.)
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
The death of Marcel's Grandmother is the climax of the story of her stroke and illness. Marcel describes her body: "Life in withdrawing from her had taken with it the disillusionments of life. A smile seemed to be hovering on my grandmother's lips. On that funeral couch, death, like a sculptor of the middle ages, had laid her in the form of a young maiden."
Any additional comments?
Today, Moncrieff's title "Remembrance of Things Past" has been updated to "In Search of Lost Time", a better translation of the original French. Moncrieff's translation of what is perhaps the greatest twentieth-century novel was a work of art in itself, but the translation included some errors and is out of date. I recommend obtaining William C. Carters translation of this volume in paperback from Yale to read or browse when it becomes available, but this is still a great recording.
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- josh
- 02-01-2018
This is a very decent reading of Proust's third volume. This volume wasn't as enchanting as Swann's Way in my opinion, but it's head and shoulders above most everything else. The narration is fine.
- Miles
- 18-03-2016
Great novel, annoying reader
I much prefer the John Rowe read versions, but he has not recorded all of the books. Neville Jason gives a very stilted and affected reading that is just annoying to listen to. He makes the narrator into a totally shallow and even silly character, which may not be entirely out of character but sure is hard to listen to. John Rowe creates a more engaging character and a much more pleasant listening experience for my ears.
- Hasmik
- 12-02-2016
Superb performance by Neville Jason
What did you love best about The Guermantes Way?
Great audiobook. Proust can be hard to read particularly in Monctieff's translation. This is a beautiful performance.
- Amazon Customer
- 11-07-2015
More of the Same (Thankfully!)
Would you consider the audio edition of The Guermantes Way to be better than the print version?
Yes, because Neville Jason is simply brilliant in his portrayal of characters.
What was one of the most memorable moments of The Guermantes Way?
The narrator's contemplation on the death of his grandmother.
Which scene was your favorite?
The awkward attempt of Charlus to seduce the narrator.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
No, Proust needs to be savored and contemplated.
- Antti
- 30-10-2013
Perfect, Fantastical
Originally published in two parts, the third part of Proust's mammoth work is equally gigantic in its audiobook form (it's 28 hours long). Yet whereas I found the second part, "Within a Budding Grove", a step down in form, this is as brilliant as they come.
Two things stand out. Firstly, The first part of the volume includes not only remarkably penetrating wit, which Proust has in abundance, but also the most devastasting tableau of sickness, withering and death. His wrenching clear-sightedness and the ability to verbalize borders on medically objective descriptiveness at times, and passionately emotional at others.
Secondly, Monsieur de Charlus. He is a fantastically written character, a monomaniac of epic proportions with paroxysms of repressed aggression that transcend even Ahab's biblical ravings.
I think it was Nabokov who described Proust's chief d'oeuvre as "fantasy" (again, I think he preferred to the first half of the seven-part work), a definition befitting Proust's fantastical sense of reality, not only his own but that of his contemporaries and characters. What makes Proust so wonderful a teacher of human character is his ability to see beyond this reality and reach to the conditional, the possible, as well as the impossible; imagined conversations that we project onto characters, conversations that never took place that still define social relations. In short, all the stuff human culpability in falsely attributing characteristics to other people based on misinterpretation, it's all here.
Proust doesn't give any answers, that's for sure, but he's the most acutely clear-sighted observer of our condition in Western literature since Shakespeare has offered. Okay, fine praise and just the kind of name-dropping and hyperbole that says absolutely nothing other than emphasizing my enthusiasm for Proust. But I can't help it, the familiar memes that we recycle over and over again are the only things in my disposal that I can throw at you. I'll stop raving now and instead go listen the next volume, "Sodom and Gomorrah".
[I finished listening to this in early September but only had time to post this review now]
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
- Jo
- 14-04-2013
The perfect narrator for the perfect book
Proust - coy, anxious, detached, waspish, flirtatious, prolix, detached, judgemental, effete, offhand, dreamy ... Audible have found the perfect narrator to capture that proustian voice and I'm looking forward to the full 150 hours of wandering sentences and tragic crushes. Having never managed to finish RTP on paper, having it as an audiobook fills up the next year very nicely for me.
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
- Clementi
- 26-03-2015
What a journey!
Would you listen to The Guermantes Way again? Why?
Yes, in fact I think much of Proust REQUIRES more than one listening to truly take in what he's saying.
What other book might you compare The Guermantes Way to, and why?
I don't honestly think one can compare Proust to anyone else! He is Proust. End of story!
Have you listened to any of Neville Jason's other performances? How does this one compare?
I'm a huge fan of Neville Jason's narration and have been known to buy books on spec just because he's narrating them. I love his voicing of the characters, his measured pace and his pronunciations are wonderful.
Did you have an emotional reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
These pre-set questions are a little idiotic about some books! This is Proust, not chick lit!
Any additional comments?
I had never gotten around to reading Proust previously but it had been on my 'to do' list for many years. Somehow, he always seemed like too much of a chore before now. But, searching for something very long to listen to while in hospital, and having listened to pretty much every other over 25 hour novel on Audible, I decided to go for the Proust.
I began with The Guermantes Way as the subject matter appealed to me but it's very hard to stay on track with Proust I discovered as his obsession with involuntary memory is both beautifully lyrical and terribly distracting as I spent a great deal of time with my mind wandering down my own streams of consciousness and involuntary memory, entirely produced by Proust's inexorable desire to tap into this aspect of our psyche's.
The concepts he shares are the type of concepts which leave you wanting to smack your forehead and exclaim "Yes! I know EXACTLY what you mean there" and, "Wow, someone else thinks in the same way I do!"
I will definitely be purchasing all of the others in this great work now and would encourage anyone else, who has perhaps been put off in the past either by the length of the overall work, or maybe by the slightly ethereal nature of Proust's writing, to give it a go. Neville Jason adds massively to the overall enjoyment and understanding of Proust as he is an incredibly intelligent narrator in as much as he truly seems to understand both the characters and the part the author intends the characters to fill.
Highly recommend to anyone.
Go on, give it a go,you know you want to!
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
- Fleurie
- 20-02-2018
Utterly transcendent, life-changing. Finally I am grown-up enough to appreciate these pearls of Proustian wisdom.
- Philip
- 25-04-2014
No need to count sheep
Would you try another book written by Marcel Proust or narrated by Neville Jason?
Neville Jason's reading is uniformly unctuous and monotonous. A wonderful remedy for insomnia.
What other book might you compare The Guermantes Way to, and why?
Swann's Way
Would you be willing to try another one of Neville Jason's performances?
What character would you cut from The Guermantes Way?
Any additional comments?
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