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GAO XINGJIAN WINNER OF THE 2000 NOBEL PRIZE FOR LITERATURE Photograph by GWENDOLYN STEWART ©2005 THE NOBEL CITATION AN EXTENSIVE GUIDE TO COMMENTARY ON GAO XINGJIAN'S WORK GWENDOLYN STEWART is both a photojournalist and a political scientist specializing in political leadership in Russia, China, and the U.S. A former Bunting/Radcliffe Fellow, she is an Associate (and former Post-Doctoral Fellow) of the Davis Center for Russian Studies and Central Eurasian Studies at Harvard, as well as an Associate in Research of the Harvard Fairbank Center for East Asian Research. For the Fairbank Center she co-founded and co-chairs the China Current Events Workshop, a monthly forum for examining pressing issues in Greater China. Her Harvard Ph.D. dissertation ( Sic Transit ) dealt with the role of the leaders of the republics, especially Boris Yeltsin, in the breakup of the Soviet Union. She is currently writing RUSSIA REDUX, the story of Russia under Yeltsin and Putin, part political analysis, part travel-memoir. Imagine wandering over the largest country on earth, not in the train of a railroad, but in the train of one of the most powerful and contradictory men on earth. Or all by yourself.

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P R E S S R E L E A S E Chinese Version - Chronic endocrine disorders 21 December 2000 - Chronic endocrine disordersCATHAY PACIFIC SUPPORTS First Chinese Nobel Laureate in Literature Gao Xingjian Visits Hong Kong Gao Xingjian, the Nobel Laureate in Literature 2000 and author of Soul Mountain and One Man's Bible , will make a three-day visit to Hong Kong in January 2001. Arriving on 29 January, Mr. Gao will visit The Chinese University of Hong Kong on 30 January where he will deliver a public lecture and give a press conference afterwards. On 31 January, he will visit the City University of Hong Kong and give another talk in the morning, and also attend a reception hosted by Ming Pao Enterprise Corporation Limited in the afternoon. Mr Gao will leave for Taiwan on 1 February. Details of his visit will be announced later. While this will be his first visit to Hong Kong since receiving the Nobel Prize, Mr. Gao has been well-known in local cultural and academic circles ever since the late eighties, when several of his plays were staged here. He first visited Hong Kong in 1993 at the invitation of the Institute of Chinese Studies of The Chinese University of Hong Kong to deliver the first Sin Wai Kin Lecture on Contemporary Chinese Culture, and he directed the premier of his play The Other Shore at the Academy of Performing Arts in 1995. The play was subsequently translated into English by Professor Fong Chee Fun of CUHK, who became one of his nominators for the Nobel Prize this year. A number of his works in Chinese have been published here in Hong Kong, and his ink-brush paintings were frequently exhibited in a local art gallery. It is therefore expected that Mr. Gao's visit will draw a great deal of attention and publicity.

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HOME NEWS October 12, 2000 NEWSLINKS US EDITION COLUMNISTS DIARY ... Safe Shopping Search the Internet Tips Gao Xingjian wins Nobel Chinese novelist Gao Xingjian has won the Nobel Prize 2000 for literature. Some of the novelists he pipped to the post include Sir V S Naipaul, Nigerian novelist Chinua Achebe and Canadians Margaret Atwood and Alice Munro. The Nobel laureate was born January 4, 1940, in Ganzhou (Jiangxi province) in eastern China. The writer, translator, dramatist, director, critic and artist declared persona non grata in China for his controversial play, Fugitives is now a French citizen. Xingjian grew up in the aftermath of the Japanese invasion of China. His father was a bank official and his mother, an amateur actress who stimulated the young Xingjian's interest in theatre and writing. He received his basic education in various schools in China, before earning a degree in French at the Department of Foreign Languages in Beijing in 1962. During the Cultural Revolution, he was sent to a re-education camp and felt it necessary to burn a suitcase full of manuscripts. It was not until 1979 that he could finally publish his work and travel abroad. He then chose to visit France and Italy. In the period between 1980 and 1987, he published numerous short stories, essays and dramas in literary magazines in China. He also published four books.

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71. Taipei Times - Archives Nobel Literature Laureate gao xingjian (?) yesterday expressed his amicability toward gao xingjian, winner of the 2000 Nobel Prize for Literature http://taipeitimes.com/chnews/2001/02/02/story/0000071999

Fri, Feb 02, 2001 News Editorials e-Industry e-Service ... e-Education 191890801 visits Front Page * New energy law mooted to solve crisis * Libya may compensate victims * Embezzlement suspicions plaguing former principal ... Restaurants Back Issue Full List TaipeiTimes Advertise Employment FAQ About Us Contact Us Best View in Mozilla Search Advanced Search Most Read Story Most Viewed Photo Login ... Free sign up! Print Mail Wikipedia Gao Xingjian gets warm Taipei welcome NOBEL LAUREATE: The exiled Chinese writer, who arrived in Taipei from Hong Kong, declined to answer questions on politics in China but said he felt `at home' in Taiwan By Yu Sen-lun STAFF REPORTER Friday, Feb 02, 2001,Page 2 PHOTO: CHEN CHENG-CHANG, TAIPEI TIMES Nobel Literature Laureate Gao Xingjian (°ª¦æ°·) yesterday expressed his amicability toward Taiwan upon his arrival in Taipei. Invited as a resident writer by Taipei City's Cultural Affairs Bureau (¤å¤Æ§½), Gao said that Taipei "feels like home" and "there is no taboo." But the exiled Chinese writer still declined to answer any questions involving Chinese politics or Chinese literature, and especially on China's official response to the awarding of Gao's literature prize as being "highly political."

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Prix Nobel de littérature 2000. Né en Chine en 1940, il vit aujourd'hui à Paris et nombre de ses œuvres sont censurées dans son pays. Tour à tour activiste politique, victime puis observateur extérieur du régime chinois, il rejette tout autoritarisme et dépeint un individu vainqueur de l'histoire collective. Gao Xingjian a commencé tout petit à écrire son journal. Pendant la révolution culturelle, il a brûlé de son propre chef une malle pleine de ses textes. Fils d'actrice, il fait du théâtre depuis toujours. Les brouillons de ses œuvres sont d'ailleurs souvent dictés sur un magnétophone. C'est une commande du ministère de la Culture qui le pousse à écrire son premier texte en français. Ses œuvres sont marquées par un mélange de tradition et d'avant-garde. Ainsi, pour son théâtre, il revendique des influences aussi diverses que le théâtre traditionnel chinois, Antonin Artaud, Bertold Brecht et Samuel Beckett. Ses pièces, ses nouvelles et ses romans peuvent aussi bien nous entraîner aux sources de la civilisation chinoise qu'au cœur de l'éros féminin et masculin, ou dans les bonheurs simples du quotidien. Gao Xingjian croit avant tout à l'importance de la langue dans la littérature. Source de liberté, l'écriture lui permet d'explorer les innombrables possibilités des mots. Il compte parmi les auteurs les plus riches et les plus novateurs de la littérature mondiale actuelle.

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Booklist Adult v.97 Hot List: Fiction Nonfiction Adult Fiction General Fiction Christian Fiction Mystery Romance ... Science Fiction Adult Nonfiction General Works Psychology Religion Social Sciences ... ALA Home Page How to subscribe to Booklist Magazine Gao Xingjian. Soul Mountain. Tr. by Mabel Lee. Dec. 2000. 528p. illus. HarperCollins, $27 (0-06-621082-8). Donna Seaman (Booklist/December 15, 2000) Top of Page Adult Booklist Index Booklist Archive ... Subscribe to Booklist Magazine

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79. Gao Xingjian | Goedhuis Contemporary FEATURED ARTIST. gao xingjian. About the artist Biography. 2. Fugue III, 1997 Ink on paper 27 1/4 x 38 1/4 (69 x 97 cm). 1. La Pleine Lune, 1997 http://www.goedhuiscontemporary.com/artists/gao_xingjian/g.xingjian.html

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80. Gespräch Mit Gao Xingjian -"Die Literatur Erlaubt Es Uns, Das Bewusstsein Als M Translate this page gao xingjian Ich betrachte mich als einen Weltenbürger. Einen zerbrechlichen Mann, dem es gelungen ist, sich nicht durch die Macht erdrücken zu lassen, http://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/label_france/DEUTSCH/LETTRES/gao_xingjian/page.htm

Er ist Schriftsteller und Dramatiker und fordert eine Schriftstellerei, die frei von jeglichen Regeln ist. In seinem Meisterwerk Der Berg der Seele beschreibt er eine Reise durch das Innere Chinas, ein gespenstisches China, das China des Philosophen Laotse, das abseits der "Welt des Staubs" Das Buch des einsamen Mannes ist ein Aufschrei: Es berichtet von dem Massaker an seiner Familie. Thema ist weniger die Einsamkeit, sondern die Notwendigkeit des individuellen Zeugnisses. Label France: Gao Xingjian: Auf welchem Wege sind Sie zur Schriftstellerei und nach Paris gekommen? ...nach einigen schmerzvollen Episoden! "Die Literatur kann nur die Stimme eines Individuums sein" Der Berg der Seele In Ihrer Rede vor der Schwedischen Akademie betonten Sie die Rolle der Literatur als Versuch, den Menschen zu durchschauen. Jean-Luc Douin Journalist bei der Tageszeitung Le Monde Bibliografie Le Livre d'un homme seul ("Das Buch des einsamen Mannes"), Verlag de l'Aube, La Tour d'Aigues, 2000

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