For 10 points, identify this author of In Search of Lost Time.
One essay by this man contains a section in which the narrator remembers his parents listening to Reynaldo Hahn's choral setting of Esther, called "Talking to Mamma." That essay by this man also examines the "excessive subjectivisim" of Gerard de Nerval and comments that the author of "the Monday Chats" in the paper Le Constitutionnel no longer enjoyed the joys of a beginner journalist. In that essay, this man laid out his opposition to the author of the Jansenism history Port-Royal, a leader of "l'homme et l'oeuvre" who posited that texts and their authors are intellectually inseparable. The most famous work by this author of "Against Saint-Beuve" was translated, and given a title taken from Shakespeare's Sonnet 30, by C.K. Scott Moncrieff. That work by this man features such families as the Verdurins, the Guermantes, and the Swanns. For 10 points, identify this author of In Search of Lost Time.
One essay by this man contains a section in which the narrator remembers his parents listening to Reynaldo Hahn's choral setting of Esther, called "Talking to Mamma."
Marcel Proust [or Valentin Louis Georges Eugène Marcel Proust]