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So, which writers are hopeful for the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2020?
Based on the analysis above, we can draw the following criteria: first, they are classic, mainly European and English-speaking world writers; second, they may have intersections with Booker Literature Award and Booker International Literature Award , At least there are traces in the international literary dynamics; finally exclude the nationality of the award-winning authors in recent years, such as the United States and Germany. We can use this as a basis for some bold guesses.
What needs to remind readers here is that the article on interface culture in early 2018 predicted 3 writers who might win the Nobel Prize in literature that year, among them the 2018 Nobel Prize winner Tokarchuk announced in 2019; Another candidate, Michael Ondajee, won the Golden Booker Prize of the year in 2018. (for the 50th anniversary of the Booker Literature Award). In a prediction article in early 2017, we pointed out that Peter Handek might win the Nobel Prize, even though the award was given to Kazuo Ishiguro. In the Nobel Prize prediction in 2020, the interface culture will continue the prediction method of previous years, first excluding some writers, and then proposing several writers that may win. In order to avoid repetition, Weng Dajie and others who had previously predicted to be fulfilled are out of the discussion.
Can be excluded from nationality and language: Beidao (China) , Yan Lianke (China) , Can Xue (China) , Joyce · Oates (United States) , Don DeLillo. Given nationality, classicism, and other factors, these writers have the potential to win: Margaret Atwood (Canada) , David Grossman (Israel) , Laszlo Krasznahorkai (Hungary).
Canadian writer Margaret Atwood (Margaret Atwood, 1939-) The 79-year-old continued with The Story of a Maid She won the Booker Prize for her testament for 2019, and this is the second time she has won it. In recent years, Atwood’s “The Handmaid’s Tale”, which was created in the 1980s, has been adapted into a TV series of the same name, and has received strong repercussions throughout the world. This also proves that his work has a broadly relatable topicality and self-renewal Vitality. Her series of works, The Story of a Handmaid and The Blind Assassin, have been introduced by Shanghai Translation Publishing House.
Israeli writer David Grossman (David Grossman, 1954-) Concerned about social realities, and touched the pen to the many realities of Israeli society political issues. In 1987, Grossman went to the Palestine refugee camps on the West Bank to collect essays, “The Yellow Wind.” In 2017, he won the International Booker Award for “A Horse in a Bar”, which was introduced into Chinese by 99 scholars. An earlier feature, To the End of the Earth, caused a sensation. The death of Israeli writer Oz at the end of 2018 is a pity for the world’s literary world. Will the Swedish Academy of Literature be particularly favored by David Grossman?
Hungarian writer Laszlo Krasznahorkai (Laszlo Krasznahorkai (1954-) Won the Booker International Literary Award, his work is known for dystopian themes. He is also a film writer. The film “Satan Tango” with Hungarian director Bella Tar has become a classic in film history. In terms of classics, he took Kafka as a literary idol and was attached to the context of classic literature. His “Satan Tango” was introduced into Chinese by Yilin Press in 2017.
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