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This collection features reflections from twenty-one of the world's greatest writers on the interplay between art and politics, showcasing both lyrical beauty and ethical depth. Harold Pinter emphasizes the vulnerability of a writer's life, suggesting that honesty is essential for true protection, contrasting it with the deceit often found in politics. For over a century, laureates have gathered in Stockholm on December 10, the anniversary of Alfred Nobel's death, to receive the prestigious award. This anthology compiles Nobel Lectures from a quarter-century of these literary figures, revealing their inspirations and beliefs. Contributions include Pinter's urgent discourse on truth in art and politics, J.M. Coetzee's exploration of the creative process, Toni Morrison's insights on the connection between language and oppression, and Nadine Gordimer's reflections on literature's role in shaping individual and collective experiences. The volume intertwines meditations on imagination and writing with discussions of global issues, cultural shifts, and the enduring impact of history. Regardless of genre—poetry, drama, or prose—these laureates collectively affirm literature's profound ability to influence the world.

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Nobel Lectures, Harold Pinter, Elfriede Jelinek, Derek Walcott, Orhan Pamuk, John Maxwell Coetzee, Imre Kertész, Naguib Mahfouz, Günter Grass, José Saramago, Nadine Gordimer, Kao Sing-ťien, V. S. Naipaul, Octavio Paz, Dario Fo, Camilo José de Cela y Trulock, Toni Morrison

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Titul
Nobel Lectures
Podtitul
From the Literature Laureates, 1986 to 2006
Jazyk
anglicky
Vydavatel
New Press
Rok vydání
2007
Vazba
pevná
Počet stran
336
ISBN10
1595582010
ISBN13
9781595582010
Série
Anotace
This collection features reflections from twenty-one of the world's greatest writers on the interplay between art and politics, showcasing both lyrical beauty and ethical depth. Harold Pinter emphasizes the vulnerability of a writer's life, suggesting that honesty is essential for true protection, contrasting it with the deceit often found in politics. For over a century, laureates have gathered in Stockholm on December 10, the anniversary of Alfred Nobel's death, to receive the prestigious award. This anthology compiles Nobel Lectures from a quarter-century of these literary figures, revealing their inspirations and beliefs. Contributions include Pinter's urgent discourse on truth in art and politics, J.M. Coetzee's exploration of the creative process, Toni Morrison's insights on the connection between language and oppression, and Nadine Gordimer's reflections on literature's role in shaping individual and collective experiences. The volume intertwines meditations on imagination and writing with discussions of global issues, cultural shifts, and the enduring impact of history. Regardless of genre—poetry, drama, or prose—these laureates collectively affirm literature's profound ability to influence the world.