Madame Verdurin

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Madame Verdurin is a socially ambitious salon hostess in Marcel Proust’s "In Search of Lost Time," known for presiding over an exclusive artistic circle and exerting manipulative control over its members.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
salon hostess
appearsIn In Search of Lost Time NERFINISHED
Sodom and Gomorrah NERFINISHED
Swann's Way NERFINISHED
The Guermantes Way NERFINISHED
Within a Budding Grove NERFINISHED
À la recherche du temps perdu NERFINISHED
associatedWith Baron de Charlus NERFINISHED
Charles Swann NERFINISHED
Morel NERFINISHED
Odette de Crécy NERFINISHED
the Narrator NERFINISHED
characterTrait desire for domination
jealousy of rival salons
possessiveness toward her guests
resentment of social elites
snobbery
controls the Verdurin salon NERFINISHED
createdBy Marcel Proust NERFINISHED
environment Parisian high society
fictionalUniverse In Search of Lost Time universe NERFINISHED
firstAppearance Swann's Way NERFINISHED
gender female
hosts artists
intellectuals
musicians
writers
languageOfWork French
laterTitle Princesse de Guermantes NERFINISHED
marriesInto the Guermantes family NERFINISHED
memberOf the little clan NERFINISHED
nationality French
notableFor manipulative behavior
running an exclusive artistic salon
social ambition
occupation salon hostess
socialClass bourgeoisie
spouse Monsieur Verdurin NERFINISHED
symbolizes bourgeois ambition
the power dynamics of salons
themeIn art and society
manipulation in social relations
social climbing

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Marcel Proust’s In Search of Lost Time keyCharacter Madame Verdurin
subject surface form: In Search of Lost Time