Nobel Prize in Literature
Rene - Francois - Armand پrodom (1839-1907), French poet and essayist, was the first won the Nobel Prize in Literature, in 1901, "in recognition of Bsloppe poetic, which reflects the ideal-Semitism and the perfection of art and a rare meeting of the qualities of heart and mind." Accord Nobel Prize in Literature each year by the Swedish Academy, for any author from any country to have a According to Alfred Nobel, "the production of more business magnificence of the tendency of perfect", work in this way refers to the work of the author as a whole, however, the actions of individuals remember and is hailed by the sometimes academic Swedish decide who will receive the award each year, and announce the person chosen in early October of each year. The first choice for the Nobel Prize in literature, the latest sensation in her native country, Sweden, where the word idealisk means the idealistic doctrine of the perfect and ideal ideal, in the early years the Commission decided to Swedish Commitment to sense the closest of Nipalusip, leaving the international writers such as Leo Tolstoy, Henrik Ibsen did not win the prize , probably because they are not "idealistic" belong to the doctrine of perfect enough, in later years the word changed to become more rational and liberal, and the prize delivered as the path argument is always that way. for the work of a worthy and the remaining selection of academic still generates controversy, especially for the selection of people who are overwhelmed, such as Dario For 1997 and Elfriede Jelinek in 2004, the Nobel Prize is not the only criterion for concessional literary works and the remaining value of work, critics of the award to indicate that many of the prominent writers did not get the prize, and did not even nominate her