41. Harvard Gazette: Nobel Winner Affirms The 'self' gao xingjian, the 2000 nobel Prize winner for literature, spoke to a capacity crowdat the Science Center on Tuesday, Feb. 27. (Staff photo by Justin Ide). http://www.news.harvard.edu/gazette/2001/03.08/03-xingjian.html

Search the Gazette HOME Profiles Prev issues Contact us ... Harvard News Office Current Issue: March 08, 2001 News News, events, features Science/Research Latest scientific findings Profiles The people behind the university Community Harvard and neighbor communities Sports Scores, highlights, upcoming games On Campus Newsmakers, notes, students, police log ... Arts Museums, concerts, theater Calendar Two-week listing of upcoming events HARVARD GAZETTE ARCHIVES Gao Xingjian, the 2000 Nobel Prize winner for literature, spoke to a capacity crowd at the Science Center on Tuesday, Feb. 27. (Staff photo by Justin Ide) Nobel winner affirms the 'self': Gao remains apolitical in his approach to the creative enterprise By Andrea Shen FAS Communications "Not only do I not write to change society," the Chinese expatriate said, "but I feel an individual could not do so anyway." (Staff photo by Justin Ide) During the Cultural Revolution - the decade of Maoist reform that, among other things, pilloried Chinese intellectuals and sent many to the countryside for "re-education" through hard labor - author Gao Xingjian was among those "sent down" to live the life of a peasant. He wrote in secret, at night. According to one biography, he "wrap[ped] his manuscripts in plastic and bur[ied] them in the earth floor under the heavy water urn in his hut." At one point he was forced to burn "kilos and kilos" of manuscripts - burn them in secret, in fear for his life, a logistically maddening process of keeping a flame alight without creating any smoke that would give him away.

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43. Nobel Laureate Gao Xingjian Visiting Taiwan, Nobel Laureate Gao Xingjian Visitin Monday, April 22, 2002. nobel laureate gao xingjian visiting Taiwan.Published April 21, 2002 Source Central News Agency. ao xingjian http://www.taiwanheadlines.gov.tw/20020422/20020422s1.html

Monday, April 22, 2002 E-mail us Home Monday, April 22, 2002 Nobel laureate Gao Xingjian visiting Taiwan Published: April 21, 2002 Source: Central News Agency ao Xingjian, winner of the Nobel Prize in literature, arrived in Taipei on Sunday to prepare to stage one of his plays in Taiwan at the end of the year. Gao has reportedly put a lot of time and effort into his play Snow in August , in preparation for bringing it to the stage. His desire to stage the play in Taiwan has won the support of the Council for Cultural Planning and Development. During his last trip to Taiwan in September 2001, several of the main characters for the play were cast. Well-known stage performer Wu Hsin-kuo will play a Buddhist master. Students from National Taiwan Junior College of Performing Arts and National Kuo-Kuang Chinese Opera Company will also perform in the play. Gao originally wanted Tan Dun, noted mainland China-born composer most famous in the West for his score of the movie Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon , to write the music for Snow in August , but Tan's schedule would not permit it. Xi Shuya will instead write the music. Tan won an Oscar for his score in the Taiwan-born director Ang Lee's film.

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45. HK Newspaper Report On Premier's Remarks On Gao Xingjian's Winning Nobel Prize U Sunday, October 15, 2000, updated at 1452(GMT+8). China, HK Newspaper Reporton Premier's Remarks on gao xingjian's Winning nobel Prize Untrue. http://fpeng.peopledaily.com.cn/english/200010/15/eng20001015_52684.html

Help Sitemap Archive Advanced Search ... PHOTO GALLERY INTERACTIVE Message Board Feedback Voice of Readers China Quiz ... Employment MIRROR U.S. Mirror Japan Mirror Tech-Net Mirror Edu-Net Mirror Sunday, October 15, 2000, updated at 14:52(GMT+8) China HK Newspaper Report on Premier's Remarks on Gao Xingjian's Winning Nobel Prize Untrue Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhu Bangzao Sunday refuted a Hong Kong newspaper report that Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji responded to questions relating to Chinese-French writer Gao Xingjian winning Nobel Prize for Literature during his Japan ese tour, denouncing it as totally untrue. Gao was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature on Thursday. The spokesman affirmed that Premier Zhu has never answered questions concerning this issue during his current visit in Japan. Print Discuss It Recommend to your friend In This Section Trash-Burning Power Plant in Zhuhai Algerian President Visits Shenzhen in Guangdong Province Rewriting Chinese a Foolish Move 40 Billion Yuan Earmarked for Three Gorges Resettlement ... Chinese Top Prosecutor Meets Counterparts from Eight Countries Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhu Bangzao Sunday refuted a Hong Kong newspaper report that Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji responded to questions relating to Chinese-French writer Gao Xingjian winning Nobel Prize for Literature during his Japanese tour, denouncing it as totally untrue. Advanced Search Nobel Literature Prize Politically Used: Official Mirror in U.S.

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Attention : melange d'encodages BIG5 et francais Resultat : des signes francais etranges. Desole pour ce desagrement. 14 octobre 2000 modifiŽe le 20 ¤H§@®a°ª¦æ°·Át¿Õ¨©º¸¤å¾Ç¼ú L'Žcrivain Gao Xingjian honorŽ par le prix Nobel de littŽrature ¡§¸ô¨¤£¿ù¡A¿ùªº¬O¦æ¸ôªº¤H¡¨ °ª¦æ°·¡EÆF¤s Le chemin n'est absolument pas dans l'erreur, c'est l'homme qui l'emprunte qui l'est. Gao Xingjian, La Montagne de l'‰me PrŽsentation succincte de l'auteur Le communiquŽ de presse de Taiwan (paru dans le Zhongyang ribao Le communiquŽ de presse de la RPC (agence Xinhua) Lire Gao Xingjian en ligne Des liens vers la presse, la critique universitaire et l'art PrŽsentation succincte Le 12 octobre, PŽkin reste muette ˆ l'annonce de l'attribution du prix Nobel de littŽrature 2000. Taiwan rŽagit immŽdiatement. C'est sur cette ile qu'a ŽtŽ publiŽ l'Žnorme roman de prs de 700 pages de Gao Xingjian La Montagne de l'‰me ¡yÆF ¤s¡z sur lequel les avis sont partagŽs. En Australie, o l'auteur est connu depuis longtemps, certains critiques parlent de " derrire -garde". En France on parle de littŽrature chinoise d'avant-garde. Pourtant, c'est en Belgique que Gao a trouvŽ son premier Žditeur (Lansman). Plus tard, aucune des grosses maisons d'Žditions francaises n'a voulu prendre le risque de publier

47. And The Nobel Winner In Literature Is...? gao xingjian was awarded the nobel Prize for Literature 2000 /font font “foran œuvre of universal validity, bitter insights and linguistic ingenuity http://classiclit.about.com/library/weekly/aa101200a.htm

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48. Premio Nobel 2000 - Diario De Yucatán Translate this page MADRID, 14 de octubre (Por Taciana Fisac, de El País).— gao xingjian es conocidosobre todo como dramaturgo, cuya obra adquiere relevancia en China en los http://www.yucatan.com.mx/especiales/nobel2000/15100001.asp

Premios Nóbel 2000 Publicación del 15 de octubre de 2000 Gao revitalizó el teatro chino luego de la Revolución Cultural Bajo una fuerte influencia occidental MADRID, 14 de octubre (Por Taciana Fisac, de El País).— Gao Xingjian es conocido sobre todo como dramaturgo, cuya obra adquiere relevancia en China en los años 80, con el inicio del cambio sociopolítico al concluir el período maoísta. Igual que otros escritores chinos de entonces, su trayectoria creativa se extendió como una respuesta a las tres décadas de realismo socialista impuestas tras la fundación de la República Popular China en 1949. El arte y la literatura fueron, durante el maoísmo, instrumentos al servicio de la política. En concreto, el teatro y el cine se convirtieron, durante los años de la Revolución Cultural, en medios privilegiados para la propaganda oficial. De ahí que, con la ascensión de Deng Xiaoping al poder en 1978, la renovada producción cultural, como indicador de las importantes transformaciones en curso, tuviera entonces un enorme impacto en la sociedad, sobre todo en la joven intelectualidad china. En ese contexto surge el nombre de Gao Xingjian, estrechamente unido a la experimentación en el género teatral. El teatro occidental se introdujo en China a principios del siglo XX. Harto conocida es la influencia que tuvo, en la primera mitad del mismo Ibsen y, más tarde, la tradición de Stanislavsky, que sería predominante en la escena, e incluso afectaría a la representación de tradiciones tan propias como la Opera de Pekín. Luego, cuando China abre de nuevo sus puertas al mundo, se produce una explosión de traducciones de textos occidentales. En 1980, por ejemplo, se publican obras de Samuel Beckett, Eugene Ionesco, Edward Albee y Harold Pinter. Es entonces cuando el teatro del absurdo y el modernismo son conocidos en China. Sin duda, Gao Xingjian, inmerso en esas corrientes que provenían de Occidente, figura entre los protagonistas que revitalizaron el ámbito teatral.

49. Premio Nobel 2000 - Diario De Yucatán Translate this page octubre (El País).— Por primera vez desde que empezó a otorgarse el Premio Nóbelde Literatura, en 1901, un escritor chino, gao xingjian, fue galardonado http://www.yucatan.com.mx/especiales/nobel2000/13100001.asp

Premios Nóbel 2000 Publicación del 13 de octubre de 2000 Un exiliado en Francia gana el primer Nóbel de Literatura de la lengua china ¿Un premio geográfica y políticamente correcto? ESTOCOLMO, 12 de octubre (El País).— Por primera vez desde que empezó a otorgarse el Premio Nóbel de Literatura, en 1901, un escritor chino, Gao Xingjian, fue galardonado con la más codiciada distinción literaria, dotada este año con más de 900,000 dólares. La Academia Sueca, que postergó una semana su veredicto en virtud de discrepancias entre los cinco integrantes del comité que hace la selección final, fundamentó su decisión en “la dimensión universal de su creación, su amarga comprensión e ingeniosidad del lenguaje que han abierto nuevos caminos al arte narrativo y teatral chinos”. Xingjian ha tocado casi todas las formas de expresión narrativa: novela, poesía, teatro. Es también un notable pintor. Refugiado en Francia desde 1987 por su oposición al régimen comunista, sus obras están prohibidas en China, donde la noticia del Nóbel se recibió con un elocuente silencio. Aunque poco conocido para el gran público, la adjudicación del Nóbel de Literatura a un escritor representativo del país más poblado resulta un justo reconocimiento.

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51. SOAS: Press Release: Nobel Prize For Literature 2000 Further information about the nobel Prize for Literature and gao xingjian can befound at the nobel web site. ©SOAS 19982000, Updated 12 October 2000, df9. http://www.soas.ac.uk/PressReleases/nobel.html

NOBEL PRIZE FOR LITERATURE 2000 The Nobel Prize for Literature 2000 goes to Chinese writer Gao Xingjian. Gao Xingjian has been the most important and consistently productive playwright within the movement of Chinese Experimental Theatre. His contribution to the Chinese novel has been no less important, with Soul Mountain perhaps his most well-known work. ao1@soas.ac.uk ) for more information. Further information about the Nobel Prize for Literature and Gao Xingjian can be found at the Nobel web site Updated 12 October 2000, df9

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55. One Man's Bible By Gao Xingjian | PopMatters Book Review In this case, I refer to the nobel laureate gao xingjian's latest novel, One Man'sBible, which is a fictionalized account of his life just before and during http://www.popmatters.com/books/reviews/o/one-mans-bible.shtml

b o o k s ONE MAN'S BIBLE by Gao Xingjian Harper Collins September 2002, 450 pages, $26.95(US) by Nithya Krishnaswamy PopMatters Books Critic e-mail this article In Search of the Ordinary "If we had a keen vision of all that is ordinary in human life, it would be like hearing the grass grow or the squirrel's heart beat, and we should die of that roar which is the other side of silence." Middlemarch A piece of literary work that is set in a certain political climate always runs into the danger of being taken as a representation of a certain culture at a certain time. It may seem absurd, but that is how it often is. Reviewing a literary work that spans a whole or part of a calamitous life is a precarious process. One is posed with the dilemma of whether one is to review it from the perspective of the writing or the philosophical, emotional and spiritual journey that the writer has gone through. In this case, I refer to the Nobel laureate Gao Xingjian's latest novel, One Man's Bible , which is a fictionalized account of his life just before and during the Cultural Revolution in China. One Man's Bible is one man's journey in search of freedom, and ultimately, an ordinary life, as Gao says repeatedly through the book. To be left alone to do the things that one really wants, to lead what one perceives as an ordinary life, is too high a demand in a totalitarian regime, as it was during the Cultural Revolution in the 1960s and 1970s China. The book relates, in fictional form, Gao's own participation in the Revolution and his rejection of its goals. In order to speak from the distance of an observer, he travels between the "he" of the past and 'you' of the present.

56. Filozof nobel Komitesi, “Derinlikli kavrayisi ve dili kullanmadaki ustaligi” nedeniyleÇinli yazar gao xingjian’a 2000 yilinin nobel Edebiyat Ödülü http://www.filozof.tripod.com/gao.html

EDEBÝYAT Edebiyat Nobel’inde bir ilk! Ýlk defa bir Çinli yazar Nobel Edebiyat Ödülü’nün sahibi oldu. Ýsveç Akademisi Nobel Komitesi, “Derinlikli kavrayýþý ve dili kullanmadaki ustalýðý” nedeniyle Çinli yazar Gao Xingjian’a 2000 yýlýnýn Nobel Edebiyat Ödülü’nü layýk gördüðünü açýkladý. Ýsveç Akademisi’nin, Fransýz vatandaþý Gao’ya liyakat duyurusunda, “Gao’nun, bireyin içsel sonsuz mücadelesini anlatan, dünyayý anlama, açýklama iktidarý yönünde hiçbir kesin savý olmayan, apaçýk kuþkucu yaklaþýmý ve yazmakta, yalnýz yazmakta gerçek özgürlüðü bulan kiþiliðinin” takdire deðer bulunduðu aktarýldý. Edebiyat Ödülü’nün bu yýlki tutarý, týp, fizik-kimya, ekonomi dallarýnda olduðu gibi 9 milyon Ýsveç Kronu (yaklaþýk 620 milyar TL). Gao Xingjian’ýn en baþarýlý bulunan romaný “Soul Mountain”. Akademi, bu romaný, “kendisinden baþka bir eserle kýyaslanamayan yazýlardan” diye tabir ediyor. “Soul Mountains”, güney ve güneybatý Çin’in ýssýz köþelerine yapýlan gezilerde elde edilen izlenimleri aktarýyor. Romanda, þamanist geleneklerin devam ettiði, efsanelerin gerçek muamelesi gördüðü ve Daocu felsefenin hüküm sürdüðü toplumlar anlatýlýyor. “Soul Mountain”, akademinin tarifine göre, kurguyla yaþam, hayalle hafýza arasýnda bir yolculuk. Alman romantizmini yansýtan bu roman, Çinli yazarýn en iyi eserlerinden bir olarak kabul ediliyor. Gao Xingjian’ýn bir baþka baþarýlý romaný ise “One Man’s Bible”. “Soul Mountain”ýn boþ býraktýðý yerleri tamamlýyor hissi veren roman, bir öncekinden daha anlaþýlýr. Çin Kültürel Devrimi’ni sorgulayan kitap, yazarýn eylemciliðinden de izler taþýyor.

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News Web Resources Yellow Pages Free Advertising ... International News Full Story document.write(code); Change Your Life! Chinese novelist Gao Xingjian wins Nobel Prize in literature News Sports Chat Travel ... B2K Club October 13, 2000 STOCKHOLM (AP) - Dissident Chinese writer Gao Xingjian, who fled his native country after a play was banned, won the Nobel Prize in literature Thursday for writings about the struggle of the individual that have opened new paths for Chinese literature. The Swedish Academy cited Gao, 60, for his "bitter insights and linguistic ingenuity." Gao, 60, who left his home in eastern China in 1987 and settled in Paris the following year as a political refugee, was the first Chinese writer to receive the prestigious literature prize. "In the writing of Gao Xingjian literature is born anew from the struggle of the individual to survive the history of the masses," the academy said in its citation. "He is a perspicacious skeptic who makes no claim to be able to explain the world. He asserts that he has found freedom only in writing." None of his plays have been performed in China since 1986, when his work "The Other Shore" was banned. He left China in 1987 and settled in Paris the following year as a political refugee.

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