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About Edmund Wilson and the term, Bender cites Wilson's admiration
for Anatole France, who had been "transformed by the Dreyfus
Affair," becoming "a writer in the public realm, attacking
narrowness, bigotry, and injustice wherever he found it," and to
whom Paul Valdry was succeeding in the Academie Francaise. Several bits of meat included here would be
known even without Proust's jelly: Sarah Bernhardt (who inspired La
Berma), Monet (Elstir), Faure (Vinteuil), Anatole France (Bergotte). The novel's interpolation of Anatole France, in particular,
speaks unmistakably to this project. |
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Anatole France - French writer of sophisticated novels and short stories (1844-1924)