21st Century Literature from the World - Q4

It is the totality of all national literatures. Each nation's literature has its own artistic and national features, developing alongside other national literatures.

Each nation's literature has its own ____________________, developing alongside other national literatures.

The concept emerged in the 19th century when literary connections between countries strengthened.

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe introduced the term "__________" in 1827.

It is the cultural heritage of all humanity.

It helps us understand the lives of different people, forms our worldview, and acquaints us with literary masterpieces.

ASIAN LITERARY VOICE Born in 1949, his books have been bestsellers internationally, translated into 50 languages.

His works include "Scheherazade" and have received numerous awards including the World Fantasy Award.

A Chinese poet and translator who has authored six collections of poetry published in China.

She has translated four books of poetry from English to Chinese.

Born in 1968, He began his professional writing career in 1995.

His work "Their Last Visitor" showcases his distinctive literary style developed after studying at Yonsei University.

Known as Vinda (1918-2010), he received the prestigious Jnanpith Award in 2003 and the Sahitya Akademi Fellowship in 1996 for his literary contributions.

American novelist and short fiction writer known for "A History of Everything, Including You."

Her debut novel "Everything Lovely, Effortless, Safe" led her to be named one of the "best new writers" by The Daily Beast.

Spanish-born Canadian author best known for "Life of Pi," which sold over 12 million copies worldwide.

The film adaptation directed by Ang Lee won four Oscars including Best Director.

English author known for bestselling novels like "number9dream" and "Cloud Atlas."

After teaching English in Japan for eight years, he used his savings to finance his early writing career.

Nobel Prize winner with over 40 works

Author of "Kiss" and other acclaimed works

Award-winning author of "The Red Fox Fur Coat"

Author and translator of "Blood of a Mole"

This literature continues to evolve while maintaining its rich traditions.

He was awarded the 2008 Nobel Prize for his "poetic adventure and sensual ecstasy."

He began in advertising before becoming a successful novelist.

He/She taught at several universities before becoming a full-time writer in the mid-1990s.

He/She works as both an author and literary translator from English, French, and German.

Known as "the Queen of the Microstory," she has published over 80 books in numerous genres.

Her work "Like Hercules" showcases her mastery of short forms.

A globetrotter who has lived in Mexico, Spain, and the UK.

His work "Honey" demonstrates his unique literary style that earned him the Colombian National Journalism Award in 2005.

Part of the "novísimos" generation of Cuban writers,

His work "Essential Things" reflects both national identity and questioning of ideals following political changes.

Winner of the Chilean National Prize for Literature in 2000.

His poem "The Desert of Atacama V" represents his innovative approach to poetry.

Nobel Prize winner and Booker Prize recipient

Award-winning lawyer and writer

Poet combining traditional and contemporary elements

Sillerman First Book Prize winner

This literature continues to gain global recognition through these powerful voices.

He/She relocated to Australia in 2002 but remains a prominent South African literary figure.

His/Her first book, "An Elegy for Easterly," explores what it means to be Zimbabwean in recent times.

His/Her work combined poetic traditions of his native Ewe people with contemporary symbolism.

His/Her poetry centers on her Somali and Muslim heritage.

It continues to evolve as a cultural heritage of all humanity.

THE GLOBAL LITERARY CONNECTION By studying these diverse voices, we gain insight into different perspectives, experiences, and artistic expressions that enrich our understanding of the _______.

THE GLOBAL LITERARY CONNECTION

As we've seen through authors like Murakami, Coetzee, and Shua, contemporary literature transcends geographical boundaries while maintaining ____________.

As we've seen through authors like Murakami, Coetzee, and Shua, contemporary literature transcends geographical boundaries while maintaining cultural distinctiveness. Their works help us appreciate _______________.

The continued exchange of literary ideas across borders ensures that __________ remains a vibrant, evolving tapestry that reflects our collective experience and imagination.