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Entrevista A Gao Xingjian "La Literatura Permite "La Literatura Permite Conserva
Translate this page l 12 de octubre del 2000, gao xingjian se convirtió en el primer escritorde habla china galardonado con el Premio nobel de Literatura.
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University Of Heidelberg
19 October 2000 Nightwalk A Present from the Heidelberg Departmentof Chinese Studies for nobel Prize Laureate gao xingjian.
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Extractions: Home Press Office Press Releases 19 October 2000 This year's Nobel Prize laureate for literature, Gao Xingjian, has received a very special gift from the department of Chinese Studies at Heidelberg University. A group from the department has translated the work "Nightwalk" into German and the Chinese author was presented with the first copy by Prof. Dr. Susanne Weigelin-Schwiedrzik. At a press conference by the Frankfurt Book Fair Society on 18 October 2000 Gao Xingjian met the translators and the publisher of the new volume. In an interview with the author Prof. Weigelin-Schwiedrzik emphasised the crucial necessity of promoting discussion of his work by making readable translations available to the public. Up to now, she said, such a discussion has been hindered by lack of information and a relatively muted response by the German press. Gao Xingjian expressed his gratitude to the translators and praised the selection of texts included in the collection. Hectic activity in Heidelberg Ever since the official announcement from Stockholm on 12 October 2000 that Gao Xingjian would be receiving this year's Nobel Prize for literature, the phones at Heidelberg University's Department of Chinese Studies have been shrilling non-stop. At last a Chinese author has been awarded the Nobel Prize; but no one really knows who he is. High time for the experts in Heidelberg to set about informing the public about the man who spends most of his time living and writing in a secluded Paris retreat. The corridors of the Department were full of comings and goings, in the library a film team from Hessian Radio was recording an interview with Prof. Rudolf G. Wagner, on the fourth floor a squad of translators were working round the clock.
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Translate this page Né en 1940 au Jiangxi dans le sud-est de la Chine, le nobel de littérature 2000Gao xingjian est arrivé en France en 1988 et s'est fait naturaliser français
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Belgium Warms Upto Gao Xingjian : HindustanTimes.com
Belgium is to host an art show of about 100 penand-ink drawings by NobelPrize winning writer gao xingjian, whose work is banned in China.
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Extractions: var cal1=new ctlSpiffyCalendarBox("cal1", "frmTest", "txtDate","btnDate1",""); HindustanTimes.com UK Edition Matrimonial Infotainment ... HT Tabloid Search Site Web My HT HindustanTimes.com Infotainment Books ... Multimedia News Cities States Nation World ... Archives Featured Ad Cinema Astrowatch Lifestyle Books ... Music Interactives Photos Chat Emotions 2002 40 yrs of Bond Ad Links Send Flowers to India Gifts to India Call India@19C Matrimonials ... Send Flowers Online Regd. Users Register Here Login Here My Profile Email Story var href= window.location.href; href = href.substring(7); var idx = href.indexOf("/"); var relpath = href.substring(idx); document.write("" + "Printer Friendly"); Belgium warms upto Gao Xingjian AFP Belgium is to host an art show of about 100 pen-and-ink drawings by Nobel Prize winning writer Gao Xingjian, whose work is banned in China, organisers said Tuesday. The taste of ink " retrospective will take place at the Musee des Beaux-Arts in the city of Mons from January 14 to March 30, showcasing artwork spanning three decades by the winner of the 2000 Nobel Prize for Literature. The show, including some drawings measuring more than three metres (10 feet) in length, will display black-and-white meditations by Gao "on the human condition in the face of the barbarism of history", said its curator, Michel Draguet.
Oväntad Kines Akademiens Val
12/10 2000 Oväntad kines akademiens val Årets Nobelpristagare i litteratur,den 60årige gao xingjian från Kina, är en mångsidig person.
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BBC News | ARTS | Nobel Winner's Play Set For Controversy
Tuesday, 6 November, 2001, 1853 GMT nobel winner's play set for controversy GaoXingjian Won nobel Prize for literature in 2000 A play by Chinese playwright
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Extractions: A play by Chinese playwright and Nobel laureate Gao Xingjian, blacklisted by Beijing, is to premiére at the annual Hong Kong arts festival. It will be the first time that the Chinese version of Between Life and Death will be performed, and is almost certain to raise eyebrows in mainland China. The plot surrounds a woman's inner fear of ageing, life and death. Gao's works are banned in mainland China, where he lived until 1987. The writer upset Chinese authorities with Fugitives, set against the backdrop of Tiananmen Square. He went on permanent exile after the bloody crackdown in 1989 on student-led protests in Beijing and later became a French citizen. Gao's Nobel Prize for literature in 2000 angered China. He was also snubbed by Hong Kong government officials during his visit to the territory in January. Among other events at the 33-day festival, China's well-known director Zhang Yimou will direct the National Ballet of China in an adaptation of the tragic movie of Raise the Red Lantern.
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