Edmund Wilson

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Edmund Wilson was a prominent 20th-century American literary critic and essayist known for his influential writings on literature, politics, and culture.

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instanceOf author
essayist
human
journalist
literary critic
awardReceived Bollingen Prize for Criticism
linked to: Bollingen Prize
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1895-05-08
dateOfDeath 1972-06-12
describedAs prominent 20th-century American literary critic and essayist
educatedAt Princeton University
employer The New Republic
The New York Review
The New Yorker
Vanity Fair
familyName Wilson
fullName Edmund Wilson
genre essay
literary criticism
givenName Edmund
influenced American literary criticism in the 20th century
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement New Criticism
nationality American
notableIdea integration of literature and politics in criticism
notableWork Axel’s Castle
Classics and Commercials
Patriotic Gore
The Shores of Light
The Wound and the Bow
To the Finland Station
occupation editor
essayist
journalist
literary critic
placeOfBirth Red Bank, New Jersey
placeOfDeath Talcottville, New York
residence Talcottville, New York
Wellfleet, Massachusetts
sexOrGender male
spouse Elena Mumm Thornton
Elena Wilson
Margaret Canby
Mary McCarthy
wroteAbout American Civil War literature
Marxism
modernist literature
symbolism

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Edmund Wilson fullName Edmund Wilson