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1. Sources on the internet: 1.4 Allén, Sture,
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York/London: Appleton 1925, 312pp. (with Prudhomme,
Mistral, Mommsen, Eucken,
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Jensen, Karlfeldt, Kipling, Doris Lessing, Lagerlöf, Lagerkvist, Laxness, Lewis, Maeterlinck, Mann, Martin du Gard, Mauriac,
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of Literature and Criticisme, London: Routledge 1990 (with Beckett, Bergson,
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Canetti, Carducci,
Churchill, Deledda, Echegaray,
Eliot, Eucken, Faulkner, Galsworthy, Grass, Márquez, Gide, Gjellerup, Golding, Hamsun, Hauptmann, Heidenstam, Hemingway, Hesse, Heyse, Jensen, Jiménez, Karlfeldt, Kawabata, Lagerlöf, Laxness, Lewis, Mahfouz,
Mann, Martinson, Mauriac, Milosz,
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Perse, Pirandello, Pontoppidan,
Prudhomme, Quasimodo, Rolland, Sachs, Sartre,
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Nobel Prize Winners, 1901-1990, 2.24 Levi, Anthony, Guide to French Literature: 1798 to the Present,
Chicago/London: St. James Press 1992 (with Beckett, Bergson,
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Laureates' Biographies, Singapore: World Scientific 1993, 197pp. (Kawabata, Beckett, Solzhenitsyn, Neruda,
Böll, White, Johnson, Martinson, Montale, Bellow, Aleixandre,
Singer, Eltis and Milosz) 2.28 Allén, Sture,
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(Canetti, Márquez, Golding, Seifert, Simon, Soyinka,
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and Paz) 2.29 Hawkins-Dady, Mark (ed.), International
Dictionary of Theatre: Volume 1, Plays and Volume 2, Playwrights, Detroit:
St. James Press 1994 (with Beckett, Benavente, Bjørnson, Camus, Echegaray, Eliot, Fo,
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Maeterlinck, O'Neill, Pirandello, Sartre, Shaw, Soyinka,
Tagore, Walcott, White and Yeats) 2.30 The Georgia Review 49(1995)1 (Spring), 6- 350, Lasting Laurels,
Enduring Words: A Salute to the Nobel Laureates of Literatur
(Laxness, Solzhenitsyn, Bellow, Elytis, Milosz, Márquez, Simon, Soyinka, Brodsky, Mahfouz, Cela, Paz, Gordimer, Walcott,
Morrison and Oë) 2.31 The Georgia Review 49 (1995) 4 (Winter), Special Feature The
Nobel Laureates of Literature, 827-884 (Brodsky, Morrison, Oë, Soyinka. Milosz, Paz, Walcott and Simon) 2.32 Banham, Martin, The Cambridge Guide to Theater, Cambridge: University Press 1995 (Beckett, Benavente, Björnson, Camus, Echegaray, Eliot, Fo, Galsworthy, Gao, Grass, Hauptmann, Lagerkvist,
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Nobel Lectures Literature 1991-1995, 2.35 Smith, Verity, Encyclopedia of Latin
American Literature, London/Chicago: Fitzroy Dearborn 1997 (with Asturias, Márquez, Gabriela Mistral, Neruda
and Paz) 2.36 Schellinger, Paul (ed.), Encyclopedia of the Novel: 2 Volumes, Chicago/London:
Fitzroy 1998 (with Agnon, Andric,
Asturias, Beckett, Bellow, Bunin, Böll, Camus, Cela, Eliot, Faulkner, Márquez,
Gide, Golding, Gordimer, Grass, Hamsun,
Hemingway, Hesse, Kawabata,
Kipling, Lagerkvist, Lagerlöf,
Laxness, Lewis, Mahfouz, Mann, Martin du Gard, Milosz,
Sillanpää, Morrison, Sartre, Simon, Steinbeck,
White, Pontoppidan, Singer, Oë,
Reymont,Sholokhov, Solzjenitsyn,
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Barbara: ABC-CLIO 1998 (Asturias, Eliot, Faulkner, Grass, Kipling, Lagerlöf, Mann, Márquez,
Morrison, Paz, Shaw, Singer, Soyinka, Steinbeck and
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Biographies and Lectures, 2.41 Bloom, Harold (ed.), Modern Critical Views, New Heaven: Chelsea
House (Volumes on Agnon, Beckett, Bellow, Böll, Camus, Eliot, Faulkner, Gide, Golding, Grass, Heaney,
Hemingway, Hesse, Kawabata,
Kipling, Lewis, Mann, Márquez, Montale,
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Bellow and Faulkner) 2.44 Writers and Their Work: Twentieth Century, 2.45 Contemporary Authors and Contemporary Authors New Revision
Series, many volumes (with almost all the Nobel Laureates in Literature) 2.46 Wilmeth, Don and Christopher Bigsby (ed.), The Cambridge History of American Theatre,
Cambridge University Press 2000, Volume 2 and 3 (Eliot, France, Galsworthy, Hauptmann, Maeterlinck, O'Neill, Shaw, Yeats) |
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