Praise of moralist curiosity Proust and the reception of moralist philosophy

The contribution seeks to clarify the relationship between the Proustian thought and the negative anthropology dear to moralists by using the positions of Deleuze’s philosophy to retrace the ambivalence of the narrator’s situation, who is faced with the dilemma of the impossibility of knowing, of deciphering the other who is, however, the driving force behind his pleasure and his attempts to enter into the lives of others in order to unmask them.