Proustian spaces. A study of phenomenological topo-analysis: Husserl vs. Kant?

This text provides a phenomenological analysis of the forms of spatiality presented in the Recherche. Starting from a reinterpretation of the Deleuzian concept of “perplication”—projected onto a series of concepts taken from Kant’s Opus Postumum—and by confronting the theses of Poulet and Richard, we demonstrate the existence of a hidden convergence between a certain, essentially Proustian way of managing spaces, and the Husserlian theses on “Räumlichkeit”.