Literature
Award ceremony speech
Award ceremony speech
Presentation Speech by Professor Sture Allén, of the Translation from the Swedish text Your Majesties, Your Royal Highnesses, Ladies and Gentlemen, On the Nobel Day, 10th December, 1911, received that year’s Nobel Prize in Literature from the hands of King Gustavus V here in Stockholm. On the following day Naguib Mahfouz was born in…
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Bio-bibliography
Swedish Biobibliografisk notis Doris Lessing är född den 22 oktober 1919 av brittiska föräldrar i Kermanshah i Persien (nuvarande Iran) som Doris May Taylor. Hennes far Alfred Cook Taylor, kapten i den brittiska armén under första världskriget, var banktjänsteman. Modern Emily Maude Taylor hade varit sjuksköterska. 1925 flyttade familjen till en farm i dåvarande Sydrhodesia…
moreJacinto Benavente – Biographical
Biographical
Jacinto Benavente (1866-1954), the son of a well-known pediatrician, was born in Madrid. He studied law, but when his father died and left him with a comfortable income, he abandoned his studies and travelled widely in France, England, and Russia. On his return to Spain he edited, and contributed to, several newspapers and journals. He…
moreAward ceremony speech
Award ceremony speech
Presentation Speech by Harald Hjärne, Chairman of the Nobel Committee of the , on December 10, 1920 The Swedish Academy, in accordance with the statutes of the Nobel Founcation, has awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for 1919, which was not awarded last year, to the Swiss poet Carl Spitteler for his epic, Olympischer Frühling…
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Award ceremony speech
English Presentation Speech by Kjell Espmark, Member of the , Member of its Nobel Committee, 10 December 2011. Your Majesties, Your Royal Highnesses, esteemed Laureates, Ladies and Gentlemen, Tomas Tranströmer is one of the very few Swedish writers with an influence on world literature. He has been translated into some sixty languages, and has been…
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Portuguese Notas biobibliográficas José Saramago nasceu em 1922, numa família de camponeses, na pequena aldeia de Azinhaga (Ribatejo), a norte de Lisboa. Devido a dificuldades económicas abandonou os estudos secundários e tirou um curso de serralheiro mecânico. Experimentou várias profissões no funcionalismo público, trabalhou doze anos numa editora e depois em jornais, nomeadamente como director-adjunto…
moreEl premio Nobel de literatura 2011 – Nota de prensa
Press release
Spanish Secretario permanente Nota de prensa 6 de octubre del 2011 El premio Nobel de literatura 2011 Tomas Tranströmer El premio Nobel de literatura 2011 ha sido otorgado al poeta sueco Tomas Tranströmer ”por ofrecernos, en imágenes densas y diáfanas, una nueva vía de acceso a lo real”.
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