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AwardsInternational LiteratureThe Colophon

Nobel Prize in Literature continues to court controversy

December 11, 2019June 14, 2022
by Steven Beattie

After a year in which it tried to put a series of controversies behind it, the Nobel committee for literature finds itself the subject of new protests.

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Nobel Prize in LiteratureOlga TocarczukPeter Handke

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