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The memoir recounts formative memories of family life and schooling, small rituals and childhood games that shaped early perception. It follows intellectual development through private reading, university study, and a religious crisis that prompted doubt and renewed philosophical inquiry. Prolonged stays abroad broaden horizons, with meetings and conversations involving prominent contemporary thinkers, artists, and theatrical life that influenced aesthetic interests. Interwoven episodes describe friendships, early loves, travel impressions, and encounters with masterpieces that deepened cultural sensibility. The narrative traces a progression from provincial childhood toward engaged literary and cultural observation across several European locales.
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