The Nobel Prize winners in literature

audiobook

The Nobel Prize winners in literature

by Annie Russell Marble

EN·~6 hours·24 chapters

Chapters

24 total
1

PREFACE

4:53
2

ILLUSTRATIONS

0:25
3

THE NOBEL PRIZE WINNERS IN LITERATURE

0:02
4

CHAPTER I ALFRED NOBEL: THE CONDITIONS OF HIS WILL AND LITERARY RESULTS

26:40
5

CHAPTER II POETS OF FRANCE AND PROVENCE

26:46
6

CHAPTER III TWO GERMAN SCHOLARS: THEODOR MOMMSEN—RUDOLF EUCKEN

20:49
7

CHAPTER IV BJÖRNSON: NORWEGIAN NOVELIST AND PLAYWRIGHT

17:19
8

CHAPTER V GIOSUÈ CARDUCCI—ITALIAN POET

17:17
9

CHAPTER VI THE WRITINGS OF RUDYARD KIPLING BEFORE AND AFTER THE AWARD

25:04
10

CHAPTER VII SELMA LAGERLÖF—SWEDISH REALIST AND IDEALIST

27:43

Description

This volume offers a concise yet thorough guide to the writers who have earned the Nobel Prize in literature, weaving together biographical sketches, critical overviews, and selective bibliographies. Drawing on years of university lectures and scholarly research, the author presents each laureate—from French poets and Norwegian dramatists to the mystic voices of Bengal and the Celtic revivalist in Ireland—through clear, contextual narratives that illuminate how their work resonated with the spirit of their time.

The book’s organized chapters read like a roadmap, introducing readers to the major figures, their signature works, and the cultural forces that shaped them, all accompanied by portrait illustrations that bring the authors to life. A carefully curated bibliography follows each section, inviting listeners to delve deeper into the literature that shaped the modern world. Perfect for curious minds, it serves both as an engaging introduction and a springboard for further exploration.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~6 hours (397K characters)

Release date

2025-11-15

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Annie Russell Marble

1864–1936

A lively American essayist and lecturer, she wrote warmly about books, literary figures, and early American history. Her work often brought the world of New England letters and the Transcendentalists closer to everyday readers.

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