What is another word for Edmund Wilson?

Pronunciation: [ˈɛdmʌnd wˈɪlsən] (IPA)

Edmund Wilson was a literary critic, historian, and essayist of the 20th century who was widely known for his literary works and influential writings. He was also referred to as one of the most eminent American men of letters in his time. Some synonyms for Edmund Wilson include literary scholar, intellectual, critic, writer, author, and commentator. Wilson was a highly respected figure in the literary world and his contributions to the field of literary criticism have greatly influenced the way scholars and readers analyze and appreciate literature. His works continue to be studied and celebrated today as a testament to his lasting impact on the field of American literature.

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  • The first False Issue one normally encounters is the claim that it has 'no real power'.A moment later, the same speaker is telling another listener of all the good things that monarchy is a 'force' for. These good things invariably turn out to be connected to power. They are things like 'stability', 'unity', 'national cohesion', 'continuity' and other things for which powerless people would find it difficult to be a force. Edmund Wilson would have had little trouble noticing, furthermore, that all the above good things are keywords for conservative and establishment values.
    Christopher Hitchens

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