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2013諾貝爾文學獎

  • 加拿大傑出短篇小說家艾利絲．孟若（Alice Munro）獲得諾貝爾文學獎，是2009年以來第一位諾貝爾文學獎女性得主，1901年至今只有13位女性得到該獎。（美聯社資料照片）
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    加拿大傑出短篇小說家艾利絲．孟若（Alice Munro）獲得諾貝爾文學獎，是2009年以來第一位諾貝爾文學獎女性得主，1901年至今只有13位女性得到該獎。（美聯社資料照片）

    加拿大傑出短篇小說家艾利絲．孟若（Alice Munro）獲得諾貝爾文學獎，是2009年以來第一位諾貝爾文學獎女性得主，1901年至今只有13位女性得到該獎。（美聯社資料照片）
  • Anul acesta, Nobelul pentru Literatură a fost acordat scriitoarei canadiene Alice Munro
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    Anul acesta, Nobelul pentru Literatură a fost acordat scriitoarei canadiene Alice Munro

    Anul acesta, Nobelul pentru Literatură a fost acordat scriitoarei canadiene Alice Munro
  • Customers look at a window display congratulating Canadian author Alice Munro at bookstore Munro's Books after she won the Nobel Prize for Literature in Victoria, British Columbia October 10, 2013. Munro won the Nobel Prize on Thursday for her tales of the struggles, loves and tragedies of women in small-town Canada that made her what the award-giving committee called the "master of the contemporary short story." The bookstore, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, was opened in 1963 by Jim and Alice Munro at a smaller location nearby. The couple were divorced in 1972, and Jim continues to run the shop. REUTERS/Andy Clark (CANADA - Tags: SOCIETY)
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    Customers look at a window display congratulating Canadian author Munro at bookstore Munro's Books after she won the Nobel Prize for Literature in Victoria

    Customers look at a window display congratulating Canadian author Alice Munro at bookstore Munro's Books after she won the Nobel Prize for Literature in Victoria, British Columbia October 10, 2013. Munro won the Nobel Prize on Thursday for her tales of the struggles, loves and tragedies of women in small-town Canada that made her what the award-giving committee called the "master of the contemporary short story." The bookstore, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, was opened in 1963 by Jim and Alice Munro at a smaller location nearby. The couple were divorced in 1972, and Jim continues to run the shop. REUTERS/Andy Clark (CANADA - Tags: SOCIETY)
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  • An employee of publisher S.Fischer holds up a copy of the book "Die Liebe einer Frau" "The Love of a Good Woman" by Nobel Prize in Literature winner, Canadian writer Alice Munro, during the book fair in Frankfurt, October 10, 2013. REUTERS/Ralph Orlowski
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    An employee of publisher S.Fischer holds up book by Nobel Prize in Literature winner Munro during book fair in Frankfurt

    An employee of publisher S.Fischer holds up a copy of the book "Die Liebe einer Frau" "The Love of a Good Woman" by Nobel Prize in Literature winner, Canadian writer Alice Munro, during the book fair in Frankfurt, October 10, 2013. REUTERS/Ralph Orlowski
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  • SHOTLIST: LONDON, 10OCTOBER 2013. SOURCE: AFPTV -VAR of books written by Alice Munro -VAR of Miriam Robinson, Head of Marketing at Foyles Bookshop SOUNDBITE 1 Miriam Robinson (woman) Head of Marketing at Foyles (English, 23 secs): 'It's brilliant that Alice Munro has won the Nobel Prize for Literature - an author who already does incredibly well for us in store, her hardback edition of 'Dear Life' was one of our best sellers of 2013, and we're incredibly pleased. We're pleased aswell to see the short story as a form, and feel she sits on a par with short story writers like Chekhov in terms of the depth and breadth of her prose.' SOUNDBITE 2 Miriam Robinson (woman) Head of Marketing at Foyles (English, 25 secs): "Alice Munro brings a great deal to the world of literature, especially with her focus on the short story as her predominant form. She manages pack a novel's worth of action and style into an incredibly small space - which is no small feat and especially when the short story isn't always as lauded as we feel it should be - she really ups the profile of her own writing, of women's writing and of short story writing." /// ----------------------------------------------------------- AFP TEXT STORY: Nobel-literature-Canada-Munro,2ndlead Alice Munro 'amazed and very grateful' for Nobel win ATTENTION - UPDATES thoughout with statement /// OTTAWA, Oct 10, 2013 (AFP) - Canada's Alice Munro reacted with typical modesty Thursday when told she'd won the Nobel Literature Prize, saying she was "amazed and very grateful." The Swedish Academy described Munro, 82, as a "master of the contemporary short story", a genre that has only rarely been honored with the world's most prestigious literary prize. In a statement released by her her publicist, Munro said: "I am amazed, and very grateful." "I'm particularly glad that winning this award will please so many Canadians. I'm happy, too, that this will bring more attention to Canadian writing." Earlier she told public broadcaster CBC that "family things to do" had kept her mind off the possibility of winning the prize for which she had for decades been considered. "And, then of course, it just seemed one of those pipe dreams that, you know, it might happen, but it probably wouldn't. (So) I'm very surprised," she told CBC. "I'm thinking of my father and how happy he would have been, and of course, many other people around me... (who) have always been supportive of my writing." Munro expressed surprise also that her short stories have been so widely published and well-received by readers. "My stories have gotten around quite remarkably far, for short stories. And I would really hope that this would make people see the short story as an important art and not just something that you played around with until you got a novel written," she commented. Accolades poured in from the prime minister on behalf of all Canadians, in Twitter messages from fans and others. "Hooray!" said another great dame of Canadian literature, Margaret Atwood, who was also in the running for the prize.
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    Munro literature prize 'great moment for women's writers':Foyles

    SHOTLIST: LONDON, 10OCTOBER 2013. SOURCE: AFPTV -VAR of books written by Alice Munro -VAR of Miriam Robinson, Head of Marketing at Foyles Bookshop SOUNDBITE 1 Miriam Robinson (woman) Head of Marketing at Foyles (English, 23 secs): 'It's brilliant that Alice Munro has won the Nobel Prize for Literature - an author who already does incredibly well for us in store, her hardback edition of 'Dear Life' was one of our best sellers of 2013, and we're incredibly pleased. We're pleased aswell to see the short story as a form, and feel she sits on a par with short story writers like Chekhov in terms of the depth and breadth of her prose.' SOUNDBITE 2 Miriam Robinson (woman) Head of Marketing at Foyles (English, 25 secs): "Alice Munro brings a great deal to the world of literature, especially with her focus on the short story as her predominant form. She manages pack a novel's worth of action and style into an incredibly small space - which is no small feat and especially when the short story isn't always as lauded as we feel it should be - she really ups the profile of her own writing, of women's writing and of short story writing." /// ----------------------------------------------------------- AFP TEXT STORY: Nobel-literature-Canada-Munro,2ndlead Alice Munro 'amazed and very grateful' for Nobel win ATTENTION - UPDATES thoughout with statement /// OTTAWA, Oct 10, 2013 (AFP) - Canada's Alice Munro reacted with typical modesty Thursday when told she'd won the Nobel Literature Prize, saying she was "amazed and very grateful." The Swedish Academy described Munro, 82, as a "master of the contemporary short story", a genre that has only rarely been honored with the world's most prestigious literary prize. In a statement released by her her publicist, Munro said: "I am amazed, and very grateful." "I'm particularly glad that winning this award will please so many Canadians. I'm happy, too, that this will bring more attention to Canadian writing." Earlier she told public broadcaster CBC that "family things to do" had kept her mind off the possibility of winning the prize for which she had for decades been considered. "And, then of course, it just seemed one of those pipe dreams that, you know, it might happen, but it probably wouldn't. (So) I'm very surprised," she told CBC. "I'm thinking of my father and how happy he would have been, and of course, many other people around me... (who) have always been supportive of my writing." Munro expressed surprise also that her short stories have been so widely published and well-received by readers. "My stories have gotten around quite remarkably far, for short stories. And I would really hope that this would make people see the short story as an important art and not just something that you played around with until you got a novel written," she commented. Accolades poured in from the prime minister on behalf of all Canadians, in Twitter messages from fans and others. "Hooray!" said another great dame of Canadian literature, Margaret Atwood, who was also in the running for the prize.
  • Canadian author Alice Munro's books sit on the bookshelf as her former husband Jim stands at the front counter at Munro's Bookstore in Victoria, British Columbia October 10, 2013. Munro won the Nobel Prize for her tales of the struggles, loves and tragedies of women in small-town Canada that made her what the award-giving committee called the "master of the contemporary short story." The bookstore, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, was opened in 1963 by Jim and Alice Munro at a smaller location nearby. The couple were divorced in 1972 and Jim continues to run the shop. REUTERS/Andy Clark (CANADA - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT EDUCATION)
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    Canadian author Alice Munro's books sit on the bookshelf as her former husband Jim stands at the front counter at Munro's Bookstore in Victoria

    Canadian author Alice Munro's books sit on the bookshelf as her former husband Jim stands at the front counter at Munro's Bookstore in Victoria, British Columbia October 10, 2013. Munro won the Nobel Prize for her tales of the struggles, loves and tragedies of women in small-town Canada that made her what the award-giving committee called the "master of the contemporary short story." The bookstore, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, was opened in 1963 by Jim and Alice Munro at a smaller location nearby. The couple were divorced in 1972 and Jim continues to run the shop. REUTERS/Andy Clark (CANADA - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT EDUCATION)
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  • An undated handout picture issued by Man Booker Prize on 27 May 2009 shows Canadian author Alice Munro. Munro won this year's Man Booker International prize, it was announced in London, Britain on 27 May 2009. EPA/DEREK SHAPMAN / MAN BOOKER PRIZE
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    Alice Munro wins 2013 Nobel Prize in literature

    An undated handout picture issued by Man Booker Prize on 27 May 2009 shows Canadian author Alice Munro. Munro won this year's Man Booker International prize, it was announced in London, Britain on 27 May 2009. EPA/DEREK SHAPMAN / MAN BOOKER PRIZE
    EPA/DEREK SHAPMAN / MAN BOOKER PRIZE
  • An undated handout picture provided by L'Olivier publishing house in Paris, France on 10 October 2013 shows Canadian writer Alice Munro. The Swedish Royal Academy in Stockholm on 10 October 2013 announced that Munro won this year's Nobel Prize in Literature. EPA/JERRY BAUER / EDITIONS DE L'OLIVIER
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    Alice Munro wins 2013 Nobel Prize in literature

    An undated handout picture provided by L'Olivier publishing house in Paris, France on 10 October 2013 shows Canadian writer Alice Munro. The Swedish Royal Academy in Stockholm on 10 October 2013 announced that Munro won this year's Nobel Prize in Literature. EPA/JERRY BAUER / EDITIONS DE L'OLIVIER
    EPA/JERRY BAUER / EDITIONS DE L'OLIVIER
  • Books by Canadian writer Alice Munro stand above a sign reading 'Nobel Prize for Literature 2013' during the Frankfurt Book Fair, after it was announced that Munro was the laureate, in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, 10 October 2013. The book fair runs until 13 October. EPA/FRANK RUMPENHORST
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    Alice Munro wins 2013 Nobel Prize in literature

    Books by Canadian writer Alice Munro stand above a sign reading 'Nobel Prize for Literature 2013' during the Frankfurt Book Fair, after it was announced that Munro was the laureate, in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, 10 October 2013. The book fair runs until 13 October. EPA/FRANK RUMPENHORST
    EPA/FRANK RUMPENHORST
  • Author Alice Munro Wins Nobel Prize; Short Story Basis For Oscar Nominee ‘Away From Her’
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    Author Alice Munro Wins Nobel Prize; Short Story Basis For Oscar Nominee ‘Away From Her’

    Author Alice Munro Wins Nobel Prize; Short Story Basis For Oscar Nominee ‘Away From Her’
  • Books by Canadian writer Alice Munro, the 2013 Nobel Prize in Literature winner, are displayed during the book fair in Frankfurt, October 10, 2013. Munro won the Nobel Prize in Literature for being the "master of the contemporary short story," the award-giving body said on Thursday. REUTERS/Ralph Orlowski (GERMANY - Tags: MEDIA BUSINESS ENTERTAINMENT SOCIETY)
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    Books by Nobel Prize in Literature winner Munro are displayed during book fair in Frankfurt

    Books by Canadian writer Alice Munro, the 2013 Nobel Prize in Literature winner, are displayed during the book fair in Frankfurt, October 10, 2013. Munro won the Nobel Prize in Literature for being the "master of the contemporary short story," the award-giving body said on Thursday. REUTERS/Ralph Orlowski (GERMANY - Tags: MEDIA BUSINESS ENTERTAINMENT SOCIETY)
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  • Books by Canadian writer Alice Munro, the 2013 Nobel Prize in Literature winner, are displayed during the book fair in Frankfurt, October 10, 2013. Munro won the Nobel Prize in Literature for being the "master of the contemporary short story," the award-giving body said on Thursday. REUTERS/Ralph Orlowski (GERMANY - Tags: MEDIA BUSINESS ENTERTAINMENT SOCIETY TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY)
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    Books by Nobel Prize in Literature winner Munro are displayed during book fair in Frankfurt

    Books by Canadian writer Alice Munro, the 2013 Nobel Prize in Literature winner, are displayed during the book fair in Frankfurt, October 10, 2013. Munro won the Nobel Prize in Literature for being the "master of the contemporary short story," the award-giving body said on Thursday. REUTERS/Ralph Orlowski (GERMANY - Tags: MEDIA BUSINESS ENTERTAINMENT SOCIETY TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY)
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  • La escritora canadiense Alice Munro obtuvo el Premio Nobel de Literatura por ser una "maestra del cuento contemporáneo", informó el jueves el organismo que entrega este reconocimiento. En la magen, Alice Munroe (D) felicita a la autora Elizabeth Hay tras ganar el Premio Giller, el más prestigioso de la literatura canadiense, por su novela "Late Nights On Air", en una ceremonia en Toronto, en una foto de archivo del 6 de noviembre de 2007. REUTERS/ Mike Cassese
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    La canadiense Alice Munro gana el Premio Nobel de Literatura

    La escritora canadiense Alice Munro obtuvo el Premio Nobel de Literatura por ser una "maestra del cuento contemporáneo", informó el jueves el organismo que entrega este reconocimiento. En la magen, Alice Munroe (D) felicita a la autora Elizabeth Hay tras ganar el Premio Giller, el más prestigioso de la literatura canadiense, por su novela "Late Nights On Air", en una ceremonia en Toronto, en una foto de archivo del 6 de noviembre de 2007. REUTERS/ Mike Cassese
    Reuters
加拿大傑出短篇小說家艾利絲．孟若（Alice Munro）獲得諾貝爾文學獎，是2009年以來第一位諾貝爾文學獎女性得主，1901年至今只有13位女性得到該獎。（美聯社資料照片）
Anul acesta, Nobelul pentru Literatură a fost acordat scriitoarei canadiene Alice Munro
Customers look at a window display congratulating Canadian author Alice Munro at bookstore Munro's Books after she won the Nobel Prize for Literature in Victoria, British Columbia October 10, 2013. Munro won the Nobel Prize on Thursday for her tales of the struggles, loves and tragedies of women in small-town Canada that made her what the award-giving committee called the "master of the contemporary short story." The bookstore, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, was opened in 1963 by Jim and Alice Munro at a smaller location nearby. The couple were divorced in 1972, and Jim continues to run the shop. REUTERS/Andy Clark (CANADA - Tags: SOCIETY)
An employee of publisher S.Fischer holds up a copy of the book "Die Liebe einer Frau" "The Love of a Good Woman" by Nobel Prize in Literature winner, Canadian writer Alice Munro, during the book fair in Frankfurt, October 10, 2013. REUTERS/Ralph Orlowski
SHOTLIST: LONDON, 10OCTOBER 2013. SOURCE: AFPTV -VAR of books written by Alice Munro -VAR of Miriam Robinson, Head of Marketing at Foyles Bookshop SOUNDBITE 1 Miriam Robinson (woman) Head of Marketing at Foyles (English, 23 secs): 'It's brilliant that Alice Munro has won the Nobel Prize for Literature - an author who already does incredibly well for us in store, her hardback edition of 'Dear Life' was one of our best sellers of 2013, and we're incredibly pleased. We're pleased aswell to see the short story as a form, and feel she sits on a par with short story writers like Chekhov in terms of the depth and breadth of her prose.' SOUNDBITE 2 Miriam Robinson (woman) Head of Marketing at Foyles (English, 25 secs): "Alice Munro brings a great deal to the world of literature, especially with her focus on the short story as her predominant form. She manages pack a novel's worth of action and style into an incredibly small space - which is no small feat and especially when the short story isn't always as lauded as we feel it should be - she really ups the profile of her own writing, of women's writing and of short story writing." /// ----------------------------------------------------------- AFP TEXT STORY: Nobel-literature-Canada-Munro,2ndlead Alice Munro 'amazed and very grateful' for Nobel win ATTENTION - UPDATES thoughout with statement /// OTTAWA, Oct 10, 2013 (AFP) - Canada's Alice Munro reacted with typical modesty Thursday when told she'd won the Nobel Literature Prize, saying she was "amazed and very grateful." The Swedish Academy described Munro, 82, as a "master of the contemporary short story", a genre that has only rarely been honored with the world's most prestigious literary prize. In a statement released by her her publicist, Munro said: "I am amazed, and very grateful." "I'm particularly glad that winning this award will please so many Canadians. I'm happy, too, that this will bring more attention to Canadian writing." Earlier she told public broadcaster CBC that "family things to do" had kept her mind off the possibility of winning the prize for which she had for decades been considered. "And, then of course, it just seemed one of those pipe dreams that, you know, it might happen, but it probably wouldn't. (So) I'm very surprised," she told CBC. "I'm thinking of my father and how happy he would have been, and of course, many other people around me... (who) have always been supportive of my writing." Munro expressed surprise also that her short stories have been so widely published and well-received by readers. "My stories have gotten around quite remarkably far, for short stories. And I would really hope that this would make people see the short story as an important art and not just something that you played around with until you got a novel written," she commented. Accolades poured in from the prime minister on behalf of all Canadians, in Twitter messages from fans and others. "Hooray!" said another great dame of Canadian literature, Margaret Atwood, who was also in the running for the prize.
Canadian author Alice Munro's books sit on the bookshelf as her former husband Jim stands at the front counter at Munro's Bookstore in Victoria, British Columbia October 10, 2013. Munro won the Nobel Prize for her tales of the struggles, loves and tragedies of women in small-town Canada that made her what the award-giving committee called the "master of the contemporary short story." The bookstore, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, was opened in 1963 by Jim and Alice Munro at a smaller location nearby. The couple were divorced in 1972 and Jim continues to run the shop. REUTERS/Andy Clark (CANADA - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT EDUCATION)
An undated handout picture issued by Man Booker Prize on 27 May 2009 shows Canadian author Alice Munro. Munro won this year's Man Booker International prize, it was announced in London, Britain on 27 May 2009. EPA/DEREK SHAPMAN / MAN BOOKER PRIZE
An undated handout picture provided by L'Olivier publishing house in Paris, France on 10 October 2013 shows Canadian writer Alice Munro. The Swedish Royal Academy in Stockholm on 10 October 2013 announced that Munro won this year's Nobel Prize in Literature. EPA/JERRY BAUER / EDITIONS DE L'OLIVIER
Books by Canadian writer Alice Munro stand above a sign reading 'Nobel Prize for Literature 2013' during the Frankfurt Book Fair, after it was announced that Munro was the laureate, in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, 10 October 2013. The book fair runs until 13 October. EPA/FRANK RUMPENHORST
Author Alice Munro Wins Nobel Prize; Short Story Basis For Oscar Nominee ‘Away From Her’
Books by Canadian writer Alice Munro, the 2013 Nobel Prize in Literature winner, are displayed during the book fair in Frankfurt, October 10, 2013. Munro won the Nobel Prize in Literature for being the "master of the contemporary short story," the award-giving body said on Thursday. REUTERS/Ralph Orlowski (GERMANY - Tags: MEDIA BUSINESS ENTERTAINMENT SOCIETY)
Books by Canadian writer Alice Munro, the 2013 Nobel Prize in Literature winner, are displayed during the book fair in Frankfurt, October 10, 2013. Munro won the Nobel Prize in Literature for being the "master of the contemporary short story," the award-giving body said on Thursday. REUTERS/Ralph Orlowski (GERMANY - Tags: MEDIA BUSINESS ENTERTAINMENT SOCIETY TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY)
La escritora canadiense Alice Munro obtuvo el Premio Nobel de Literatura por ser una "maestra del cuento contemporáneo", informó el jueves el organismo que entrega este reconocimiento. En la magen, Alice Munroe (D) felicita a la autora Elizabeth Hay tras ganar el Premio Giller, el más prestigioso de la literatura canadiense, por su novela "Late Nights On Air", en una ceremonia en Toronto, en una foto de archivo del 6 de noviembre de 2007. REUTERS/ Mike Cassese
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2013年諾貝爾文學獎得主揭曉，由現年82歲的加拿大女作家艾莉絲.孟若（Alice Munro）贏得桂冠，並獲頒800萬瑞典克朗（約台幣3660萬元）獎金。孟若是第一位獲此殊榮的加拿大作家。至於賽前呼聲最高的日本作家村上春樹則再次陪榜。