61. CNNItalia.it - All'esule Cinese Gao Xingjian Il Nobel Della Letteratura - 12 Ott Translate this page Lo scrittore esule cinese gao xingjian ha vinto il premio nobel 2000 per laletteratura. All'esule cinese gao xingjian il nobel della letteratura. http://www.cnnitalia.it/2000/MONDO/asiaoceania/10/12/nobel_letteratura/

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63. The Other Shore; Plays By Gao Xingjian; Gao XingjianTranslated By Gilbert C.F. F When gao xingjian won the nobel Prize for Literature in 2000, he became the onlyChinese writer to achieve such international acclaim. The Chinese Uni. http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cup/catalog/data/962201/9622018629.HTM

Order Info F.A.Q. Help Advanced ... BUY ONLINE December, 1999 paper 312 pages ISBN: The Chinese University Press New Book Bulletins The Other Shore Plays by Gao Xingjian Gao XingjianTranslated by Gilbert C.F. Fong When Gao Xingjian won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2000, he became the only Chinese writer to achieve such international acclaim. The Chinese University Press is the first publisher of his work in the English language. Indeed, The Other Shore is one of the few works by the author available in English today. The Other Shore: Plays by Gao Xingjian The Other Shore Between Life and Death Dialogue and Rebuttal Nocturnal Wanderer (1993), and Weekend Quartet About the Author Other Shore Studies on Hong Kong Drama and Plays from Hong Kong , and of the journal Hong Kong Drama Review. For more information, please contact Customer Service Shopping Cart Operations For MasterCard/Visa holders, accumulate titles in the Shopping Cart and submit your order electronically. Shopping Cart Operations Add this book to cart Review and change cart contents Secure checkout ... web site feedback This page last modified Monday, 10-Mar-2003 10:30:25 EST

64. Bibliographie Gao Xingjian Translate this page gao xingjian couronné par le 97è prix nobel de littérature. gao xingjian,réfugié politique en France depuis 1988, est le premier http://www.libriszone.com/lib/biblio/auteurs/gaoxinjian.htm

Il met sept ans pour écrire son oeuvre "La montagne de l'âme" publié en France chez les Editions de l'Aube, où toute l'âme d'une Chine ancienne avec ses légendes, ses coutumes se trouve confrontée à une Chine moderne, ravagée par les drames successifs liés à des contextes économiques et politiques. ISBN : 2876785267 Après ce roman, Gao s'exile à Paris pour écrire un livre sur les conséquences de la machine totalitaire "Le livre d'un homme seul". L'académie suédoise en choisissant Gao, a voulu salué le courage, la ténacité, la force morale de cet homme qui nous rappelle que chacun doit être responsable et ouvert à la douleur d'autrui. ISBN : 2876785380 Bibliographie Ouvrages non traduits 1996 sans isme (essai) 1981 Premier essai sur l'art du roman moderne (essai) Retour LibrisZone Retour Bibliographies Charte LibrisZone.com

65. Gao Xingjian Translate this page A Trieste in Aprile la prima grande mostra italiana di gao xingjian. L'opera pittoricadi un Premio nobel della letteratura, capace di superare i limiti dei http://www.torbandena.com/mostra/corso.html

GAO XINGJIAN Inchiostri su carta 1983 - 1993 A Trieste in Aprile la prima grande mostra italiana di Gao Xingjian. L'opera pittorica di un Premio Nobel della letteratura, capace di superare i limiti dei linguaggi e delle culture. La vita Dal 1980, anche in Cina, inizia a pubblicare articoli, saggi, testi teatrali. Nel 1987, decide di lasciare il suo paese e chiede asilo politico in Francia. La letteratura Il teatro CATALOGO DISPONIBILE Altre opere in mostra COMUNICATO STAMPA (gao.pdf, 108 Kb)

66. Untitled 1. On 12 October 2000, the Swedish Academy announced that gao xingjian had wonthe nobel Prize for Literature for an oeuvre of universal validity, bitter http://clcwebjournal.lib.purdue.edu/clcweb00-3/lee00.html

CLCWeb: Comparative Literature and Culture: A WWWeb Journal ISSN 1481-4374 CLCWeb Library of Research and Information CLCWeb Contents 2.3 (September 2000) Purdue University Press Mabel LEE http://www.arts.usyd.edu.au/Arts/departs/asia/leeres.html > works in Chinese studies and comparative literature. Now an honorary associate professor of Chinese Studies at the University of Sydney, Lee was a member of the academic staff of the university, 1966-2000. Lee has published widely books and articles in Chinese and comparative literature. For a review article of her recent work, see Xiaoyi Zhou, "East and West Comparative Literature and Culture: A Review Article of New Work by Lee and Collected Volumes by Lee and Syrokomla-Stefanowska" in CLCWeb http://clcwebjournal.lib.purdue.edu/clcweb00-3/books00-3.html >. As a translator, she has brought the novel Soul Mountain by Nobel Laureate 2000 Gao Xingjian to English readers (Sydney: HarperCollins Publishers http://www.harpercollins.com.au >). Her present article is based on Gao Xingjian's writings and on her conversations with Gao Xingjian over the past ten years. She visited Gao Xingjian in Paris soon after the Chinese publication of the novel in late 1990 and soon thereafter Lee began to translate Gao's work and to analyse Gao's texts in literary and cultural studies. Lee is co-editor of the University of Sydney East Asian and World Literature series and she serves on the advisory board of CLCWeb mabel.lee@asia.usyd.edu.au

67. Links To Literature: Gao Xingjian Photo, biobibliography, nobel lecture, prize ceremony, and excerpts from OneMan's Bible. Pegasos gao xingjian. Concise biography and bibliography. http://www.linkstoliterature.com/gao.htm

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69. MCLC Logo Articles Editors' Remarks; gao xingjian, the nobel Prize, and Chinese IntellectualsNotes on the Aftermath of the nobel Prize 2000 Julia Lovell; http://deall.ohio-state.edu/denton.2/mclc/current.htm

CURRENT ISSUE Volume 14, Number 2 (Fall 2002) Articles Editors' Remarks Gao Xingjian, the Nobel Prize, and Chinese Intellectuals: Notes on the Aftermath of the Nobel Prize 2000 Julia Lovell Perfomance in Alienated Voices: Mode of Narrative in Gao Xingjian's Theatre Sy Ren Quah My Writing, Your Pain, and Her Trauma: Pronouns and (Gendered) Subjectivity in Gao Xingjian's Soul Mountain and One Man's Bible Gang Gary Xu Gao Xingjian in the "Chinese" Perspective of Qu Yuan and Shen Congwen Jeffrey C. Kinkley Without [Femin]ism: Femininity as Axis of Alterity and Desire in Gao Xingjian's One Man's Bible Carlos Rojas Lost in the Woods: Nature in Soul Mountain Thomas Moran Afterword to One Man's Bible Liu Zaifu Reviews Lost Voices of Modernity: A Chinese Popular Fiction Magazine in Context, by Denise Gimpel Jeffrey C. Kinkley Towards a Modern Zen Theatre: Gao Xingjian and Chinese Theatre Experimentalism, by Henry Y.H. Zhao Mabel Lee Notes on Contributors

70. Theory, Professionalism And Chinese Studies Abstract gao xingjian, the nobel Prize and Chinese Intellectuals Notes on theAftermath of the nobel Prize 2000. by Julia Lovell. Modern Chinese http://deall.ohio-state.edu/denton.2/mclc/abstracts/lovell.htm

Gao Xingjian, the Nobel Prize and Chinese Intellectuals: Notes on the Aftermath of the Nobel Prize 2000 by Julia Lovell Modern Chinese Literature and Culture , vol. 14, no. 2, pp.1-50 On 12 October 2000, when Gao Xingjian, a novelist and playwright born in China, was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature, China's century-long quest for Nobel glory finally came to an end. Chinese intellectuals and politicians had worried for decades over when a Nobel Literature Prize would come to China, particularly since the mid-1980s when the search for a Nobel Prize was promoted to the level of an official policy issue and Nobel anxiety attained the status of a "complex" (Nuobeier qingjie) amongst writers, critics and academics. However, the lack of a Chinese laureate was now, it seemed, resolved and the mystique of the prize dispelled: Chinese literature could live happily ever after. Reactions to Gao's prize across the global Chinese community, and particularly in the Mainland, immediately refuted such hopes, as rumors and accusations of politicization began to circulate. This essay explores the historical and cultural background to the Chinese "Nobel Complex," examines the significance of Gao's prize in the contemporary world literary economy, and analyses reactions to the award in Mainland China for the light they shed on the links between modern Chinese literary intellectuals, politics and national identity.

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72. ICARITO Translate this page Las obras de xingjian tratan sobre los problemas humanos y la represión. Gaose convirtió en el primer chino en obtener el Premio nobel de Literatura. http://icarito.tercera.cl/enc_virtual/castella/nobel/gao.htm

Volver a Los Nobel de Literatura en la historia Un caudal de libros Algunos de los textos que lo llevaron a la fama: Teatro: "Al borde de la vida” (1993) Gao Xingjian: los nuevos caminos de la novela china G Defensa cultural Hoy Gao, de 60 años, es considerado uno de los máximos exponentes de la literatura, motivo suficiente para que la Real Academia Sueca de Letras lo haya homenajeado con el máximo galardón literario. Según el secretario permanente de la organización, Horace Engdahl, el escritor chino merece el premio debido a que sus escritos son "una obra de validez universal, perspectiva amarga e ingenuidad lingüística, que ha abierto nuevos caminos a la novela y el drama chinos". primer chino en obtener el Premio Nobel de Literatura PORTADA VOLVER http://www.icarito.cl

73. AldeaEducativa.com | Contenidos Y Consultas Educativas Translate this page Ahora cuenta en su historia con el privilegio de ser un nobel en la categoríade literatura universal. Pero gao xingjian es un desconocido en su país. http://www.aldeaeducativa.com/aldea/Articulo.asp?Which1=431

74. Derecha Auténtica - Entrevista Al Novel Chino GAO XINGJIAN Translate this page Esta entrevista a gao xingjian, que tiene 61 años y ganó —hace casiun año ya— el Premio nobel de Literatura, empieza con un desahogo. http://www.geocities.com/derecha_autentica/cn-16-09-01.htm

Politica Mundial Religión Especiales Nuestra Lista de correo ... Artículos de Prensa China Entrevista al Novel chino GAO XINGJIAN. En China "las cosas están peor que en el pasado" ENTREVISTA CON GAO XINGJIAN Memorias de un escritor disidente La fragilidad humana, la censura y el exilio como liberación son algunos de los temas de esta charla con el artista chino, ganador del Premio Nobel de Literatura. en París, donde vive desde hace quince años, el autor de "La montaña del alma" habla de escribir como un modo de resistir a las dictaduras. FABIO GAMBARO Desde que me dieron el Nobel, ya no me animo a trabajar. Perdí toda tranquilidad: demasiados compromisos, entrevistas, viajes. Al principio me gustó la fama; uno se siente halagado, pero después se convierte en un calvario". Esta entrevista a Gao Xingjian, que tiene 61 años y ganó —hace casi un año ya— el Premio Nobel de Literatura, empieza con un desahogo. Novelista, ensayista, dramaturgo y pintor, el escritor chino que vive en Francia desde hace casi quince años es un artista versátil, un hombre suave y agradable que hasta el otoño pasado sólo era conocido por un reducido grupo de lectores y que vivía sobre todo de la pintura. El Nobel lo proyectó al plano internacional de la noche a la mañana. Hoy sus cuadros se venden mucho más, el público corre a ver sus obras de teatro y sus libros se están traduciendo en todo el mundo. Antes de la publicación en Italia de sus dos principales novelas, La montaña del alma y El libro de un hombre solo, Rizzoli publica en estos días una selección de relatos, Una caña de pescar para mi abuelo, y un ensayo titulado Otra estética. Francia, por su parte, siempre prestó mucha atención a su trabajo. "Venir a París", dice, "fue la mejor decisión que tomé en la vida. Es una ciudad que está abierta a todo lo nuevo. Algún día voy a escribir una novela sobre ella".

75. Turtleneck.net: Journal Of Literary Culture the Svenska Akademien; 2000 nobel Prize for Literature gao xingjian biobibliographical notes from the Svenska Akademien; The Age http://turtleneck.net/fall00/nobelprize.htm

Gao Xingjian is the first Chinese-born winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature. A dissident playwright living in France, his early work focused on translating French plays (especially Theatre of the Absurd) into Chinese. Gao Xingjian is the author of Soul Mountain and One Man's Bible as well as numerous plays including The Other Shore While the Nobel Prize recognizes a lifetime of achievement and contribution to literature and humanity, we at turtleneck.net wish to reward any and all times Gao Xingjian got ripped with French coeds and sang karaoke till dawn because we know, as all litgeeks know, even when you're living in exile, you tell all the chicks what a great writer you are. turtleneck salutes the gumption of this crazy Chinese guy who digs weird French plays (and plays written in French by dangerously bizarre Irish freaks) and makes Gao Xingjian the first recipient of the Rodentia Grant for Excellence in Literature, honoring authors for their efforts to enhance the literary reputation of Rodents and liquor. Books by Gao Xingjian available in association with Amazon.com

76. Gao Xingjian, Ink Paintings 1983-1993 - Marquette University 29. gao xingjian is a Chinese artist, dramatist, translator and authorwho was awarded the nobel Prize for literature in 2000. The http://www.marquette.edu/pages/home/news/news_features/2003/xingjian

Home News Releases 2003 News Releases Gao Xingjian, Ink Paintings 1983-1993 NEWS RELEASES UNITED IN FAITH EVENTS CALENDAR NEWSROOM (FOR THE MEDIA) ... GRADUATION News CONTACT: Jason Pilmaier jason.pilmaier@marquette.edu Haggerty Museum of Art Phone: (414) 288-3657 Fax: (414) 288-5415 Gao Xingjian, Ink Paintings 1983-1993 Released 4/7/03 The Haggerty Museum of Art, Marquette University, will present Gao Xingjian, Ink Paintings 1983-1993 from April 10 through June 29. Gao Xingjian is a Chinese artist, dramatist, translator and author who was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in 2000. The Morat-Institut für Kunst und Kunstwissenschaft (Morat Institute for Art and Art History) Freiburg, Germany is lending the artwork for this exhibition. This marks the first American museum solo exhibition of this very important artist. The exhibition opens April 10 at 6 p.m. with the lecture "Let the Past Serve the Present: Modern Chinese Art and Its Histories" by Dr. Kuiyi Shen, professor of Art History at Ohio University. Dr. Shen is author of numerous works on Modern Chinese art including Word and Meaning: Six Contemporary Chinese Artists and A Century in Crisis: Tradition and Modernity in the Art of Twentieth Century China. A reception at the Haggerty Museum follows from 7-8 p.m. Gao Xingjian is a Chinese ex-patriot currently residing in Paris. Gao was born January 4, 1940 in Ganzhou (Jiangxi province), China. He received a degree in French and literature at the Beijing Foreign Languages Institute in 1962. During the Cultural Revolution (1966-76), Gao was sent to a re-education camp where he spent six years at hard labor. Once released, he began writing essays, plays and short stories. After Gao was mistakenly diagnosed with lung cancer in 1982, he proceeded upon a 10 month walking tour along the Yangtze River that served as the inspiration of his novel Soul Mountain.

77. Gao Xingjian's Third Crazy Dream: The Inception Of Snow In August But at the same time this dream is being realized, worries have set in. In suchwords gao xingjian, winner of the nobel Prize in Literature, revealed his http://www.sinorama.net/2001/What's New/sept/gao.htm

Gao Xingjian's Third Crazy Dream: The Inception of Snow in August (Sun Sung-tang/photos courtesy of the Council for Cultural Affairs/ tr. by James Decker) (facing page) Gao Xingjian's lifelong dream of seeing his Snow in August produced on the stage is soon to become a reality. The play Snow in August is based on the legend of how Huineng, sixth patriarch of the Chan school of Chinese Buddhism, came to inherit the robe and begging bowl of the fifth patriarch. (right) Gao Xingjian's inkwash painting Diansa (Splattering) is highly acclaimed in artistic circles. It reflects the same spiritual depth as his novel Soul Mountain and his play Snow in August. Gao Xingjian, the first person of Chinese ancestry to ever win the Nobel Prize in Literature, has said that he has had three "crazy wishes" in his life. His first crazy wish was to win the Nobel Prize, which came true two years ago. His second crazy wish was to paint a mural on the wall of a large church, which he has been commissioned to do and is presently bringing to completion. And his third crazy wish was to have Snow in August staged, a project which has now been launched with the strong backing of the ROC Council for Cultural Affairs, with casting of the players and sourcing of other talents already under way. For the purpose of producing this work, Gao Xingjian will come to Taiwan for the third time this year on September 14, and will stay here a full three months, in order to personally direct and polish the presentation, the formal staging of which is scheduled for the end of this year.

78. Gao Xing-Jian Chinese Novelist Wins nobel Literature Prize A report from CNN. Chinese PublicSurprised by nobel Prize Discussion about gao xingjian. Email this page! http://chineseculture.about.com/cs/gaoxingjian/

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79. CNN.com - Books - Nobel Winner Says Literature Must Be Able To Do Its Own Talkin In his nobel lecture on Thursday, gao xingjian called on authors to write forselffulfillment and denounced politics and commercialism in literature, http://www.cnn.com/2000/books/news/12/08/sweden.nobel.gao.ap/

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80. Drake Blev "nobel" Konst LUM Lunds universitet Meddelar - Nr 9 2000. Drake blev nobel konst. Han serpå konstverket signerat årets nobelpristagare i litteratur gao xingjian. http://www.lu.se/info/lum/LUM_09_00/08_drake.html

LUM - Lunds universitet Meddelar - Nr 9 2000 Drake blev "nobel" konst ­ Ett lyckat köp, säger en nöjd Sten Åke Nilsson, professor i konstvetenskap och ansvarig för Lunds universitets konstsamling. Han ser på konstverket signerat årets nobelpristagare i litteratur Gao Xingjian. Tavlan köpte Sten Åke Nilsson in till universitetet för ett par tusen kronor 1989, för att "den tilltalade honom". "En exilkines kommer hem", kan man säga när tavlan av Gao Xingjian, bosatt i Paris, nu placeras bland tuschmålningarna av Gaos landsmän, alla boende i Kina. Tavlan heter "Nordlandet" och domineras av en stor, grå slingrande form, kanske en drake Sten Åke Nilsson köpte den på stående fot när Gao Xingjian och en annan kinesisk exilkonstnär ställde ut på Krapperup för elva år sedan. Sten Åke Nilsson är inte bara mycket intresserad av bilder, utan också av det skrivna ordet. Kanske bidrog det till att han berördes just av Gaos verk, funderar han. Redan som student var han med om att arrangera en utställning i universitetshuset på temat "Författare som konstnärer". BRITTA COLLBERG Lunds universitet Webmaster@lu.se

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