He wrote a series of parodies of his favorite authors published in Le Figaro entitled "The Lemon Affair," while his theories on the universal function of literature can be seen in "Contre Saint-Beuve".
He wrote a series of parodies of his favorite authors published in Le Figaro entitled "The Lemon Affair," while his theories on the universal function of literature can be seen in "Contre Saint-Beuve". Author of the collection of sketches Pleasures and Days, his work on the novel Jean Santeuil contained the seeds of his most famous work, whose sections include "The Sweet Cheat Gone" and "Swann's Way". FTP, identify this French author of The Remembrance of Things Past.
He wrote a series of parodies of his favorite authors published in Le Figaro entitled "The Lemon Affair," while his theories on the universal function of literature can be seen in "Contre Saint-Beuve".
Marcel Proust