I m a prisoner of myself How does Peter Handke see himself?

The Swedish Academy of Sciences has announced the winners of the 2018 and 2019 Nobel Prizes in Literature. The 2019 Nobel Prize in Literature was awarded to Austrian playwright Peter Hendjerk. In 2016, Hendecker visited China and participated in events in Shanghai, Beijing and Wuzhen.

Fifty years later, Peter Hendeck, a rebellious young man, has become the undisputed master of literature and still retains his creative power. In 2016, he came to China, and the Chinese reader appeared in front of a man with white hair, a tall figure, sharp and calm eyes, and elegant and wise. His sharp words, full of deep thoughts, have not changed.

How does he see and define himself? What does he think about literature, about writing, about the world?

I used to say that I was a poetic writer, but with some dramatic tendencies.

My soul is poetry, and my whole mechanism comes from poetry. Fundamentally, when I explore or create play, I remain a poet who leans towards poetry and lyricism. My drama is more of a polyphony of my soul.

In terms of mechanics, I'm a poet or epic writer. Sometimes I'm a playwright, sometimes I'll write a song, but I don't have a guitar. When people read my prose, it can be seen as a song, a song without instruments.

Language is my only tool. For me, it's literature, it's language. The problem today is that many literary problems have lost some power of their own language.

Children are a universal role for me. Goethe said: "I have an eternal wheel in my heart, which is made up of joy and sorrow", and children play such a role in my life.

Sometimes the relationship between adults and children is not only the relationship between the army and the captives, but also the relationship between the army and the killing of everyone. So sometimes when I meet a group of children, I feel like it's a "hostile force". In this sense, children are the "big wheels" that move people's hearts and minds.

When they turn around, they are happy, angry, sad, and miserable.

I'm not really anti-dramatic.

In fact, I think "Scolding the Audience" is the beginning of Aristotle's drama series. I've heard a lot of Beatles or Rolling Stones, and it means a liberation to me.

He was a poetic writer, but with some dramatic tendencies.

This sentence actually says that everyone is looking for a way out, and about their own way out, many people may be fast in the quilt, isn't there a sentence? Overcoming oneself is the prerequisite for defeating everyone.

I am my own seeking, and she definitely wants to surpass herself and become a better version of herself.

I think the brother downstairs is right, and only by defeating yourself can you become a better version of yourself.

In fact, it is said that everyone is looking for a way out, about their own way out.

I think everyone is right, if you can only become a better version of yourself if you overcome yourself.

Maybe many people are fast in the quilt, isn't there a sentence? Overcoming oneself is the prerequisite for defeating everyone.

Murakami said that everyone is their own ball, and everyone can't get out of their own side, if everyone can break through themselves, then the world should be very happy.

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Peter Handke, born in 1942, is an Austrian playwright. One of the most important writers of contemporary German-language literature, and one of the most controversial. He was awarded the Birchner Prize in 1973, the Kafka Prize for Literature in 2009 and the International Ibsen Prize in 2014.

Handke was born in 1942 in Griffin, Austria, under the occupation of Nazi Germany. In 1960, Handke entered the University of Graz to study law and became a member of the young writers' group "Graz Society", of which Alfred Jelinek was also a member. In 1965, Handke published his first book, Bumblebee, after which he gave up his studies to become a freelance writer.

In 1966, after Handke's play "Scolding the Audience" was published, he began to attract attention. In 1967, Handke's most famous play, Caspar, was published and was hailed as the "Play of the Decade" in Europe, and his Caspar has become one of the most rehearsed works in German-language play, comparable to Beckett's Waiting for Godot in the history of modern theatre.

Pyotr Handke is also a highly controversial writer in the West, as he has repeatedly publicly supported former Serbian Slobodan Milosevic. In 2014, Peter Handke won the International Ibsen Prize, the highest honor in the theatre world, which led to the resignation of some members of the jury due to dissatisfaction with the results, which totalitarian researcher Bernt Hagtvet denounced as an "unprecedented scandal" and even considered that "awarding the Ibsen Prize to Handke is equivalent to awarding the Kant Prize to Goebbels".

In 1965, Handke published his first book, Bumblebee, after which he gave up his studies to become a freelance writer. After the publication of his play "Scolding the Audience" in 1966, he began to attract attention. In 1967, his most famous play, Caspar, was published and hailed as "play of the decade" in Europe, and his Caspar has become one of the most rehearsed works in German-language theatre, comparable to Beckett's Waiting for Godot in modern theatre.

Handke "explores the peripherals and particularities of the human experience through the originality of his influential works and language."

He is a very important writer in German literature, his literature is very unique, he not only brings something of his own in words, but also provides us with many classics in terms of films.

One of the most important writers of German-language literature of the 20th century, Handke was awarded the Büchner Prize in 1973 and the Franz Kafka Prize in 2009.

Nobel Prize winner in literature, Peter. Handke, he is a famous writer, I hope you study hard and live a good life.

He won the Franz Kafka Prize in 2009 for the creation of the subversive "Narrative Drama", which eliminated the distance between the actor and the audience, between the theater and reality, which Brecht had so hard to maintain, that is, "defamiliarization" or "distancing". The well-known film "Under the Berlin Sky" was also written by him.

He is one of the most important writers of contemporary German-language literature and has been called a "living classic" of German-language literature.

His literature is very distinctive, and his works are not only brought in words, but also in films, providing us with classics.

He made a great contribution to German literature and was one of the most important writers in German literature.

This claim is baseless. After the nominations of qualified individuals or organizations submitted, the Nobel Prize was awarded to 112 laureates, ranging in age from 41 (Kipling) to 88 (Lessing).

This is the first time in the history of the Nobel Prize that the previous year's award has been reissued, but there have been four times in history where two writers in the same year have shared the literary prize).

From 1901 to the present day, the Nobel Prize has been awarded to 112 laureates, ranging in age from 41 (Kipling) to 88 (Lessing), of which only 14 are women.

It is worth noting that every year before the announcement of the Nobel Prize, there will be discussions on social platforms about a certain writer becoming a shortlisted writer or a popular candidate. Judging from the selection process given by the Nobel Prize official, this statement is groundless. After the nomination of candidates by individuals or organizations qualified to submit the list, the Nobel Prize Committee first selects 15-20 names as preliminary candidates, and then selects 4-5 priority candidates from among them.

The next step is to determine the winners. However, the list of nominees and nominations are subject to a 50-year confidentiality period.

The official website of the Nobel Prize has published the data of the nomination candidates up to 1968, for example, the finalists in 1968 were Japanese writer Yasunari Kawabata, British poet Auden, French writer André Malraux, Irish playwright Samuel Beckett, and finally Yasu Kawabatainto awards.

By 1968, there were two shortlists for Chinese writers: Hu Shi and Lin Yutang, recommended by the Swedish geographer Sven Hedin and the American writer Pearl Sai. However, the shortlist for subsequent years can only be determined when the Nobel Prize official gradually releases the archives, and the only thing that can be speculated is that the 2012 Nobel laureate Mo Yan has appeared on the shortlist more than once.

Every year before the announcement of the Nobel Prize, there will be discussions on social platforms about a certain writer as a shortlisted writer or a popular candidate. Judging from the selection process given by the Nobel Prize official, this statement is groundless. After the submission of the list by an individual or organization qualified to nominate a candidate

Olga Tokarczuk and Peter Handke were honored for their contributions.

Peter Handke was able to win the Nobel Prize in this neighborhood. The main thing is that the judges of the Nobel Prize in Literature have changed.

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Olga Tokarczuk: The individual psyche and imagination are like a butterfly effect, which is enough to stir up the universe.

The Nobel Prize is awarded to the person in the world who has made the most significant contribution to humanity in these six fields with annual interest or investment income from the "Nobel Prize**".