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“在一个对书籍和作家进行审查和迫害的警察国家,戈迪默在文学界争取言论自由方面长期的先驱作用使她成为南非文坛的耆宿”。这段赞语是瑞典皇家学院对1991年诺贝尔文学奖获得者纳丁·戈迪默的高度评价。出身于犹太族的戈迪默是南非斯普林斯人,她9岁开始写作,15岁时发表第一篇短篇小说;25岁时她的第一部短篇小说集《面对面》出版。在以后的约40年文学生涯中,她埋首书案,耕耘不辍,相继有10部长篇小说和200多部短篇小说问世,先后获得英国、法国、意大利和德国等国家的文学奖。这次她能荣获诺贝尔文学奖除了其他丰富创作成就外,主要因为她的三部作品《贵宾》、《七月一家
“In a police state where books and authors were reviewed and persecuted, Gordie Mohammad pioneered the freedom of expression in literary circles to make her the nobler of the South African literary world.” This compliment is highly praised by the Swedish Royal Academy for Nadin Gordimer, the 1991 Nobel Prize laureate in literature. Gordimmer, a Jew who was a Jew in South Africa, started writing at the age of nineteen and published her first short story at the age of fifteen; her first short story was published “face to face” at the age of twenty-five. After about 40 years of literary career, she buried the book, worked hard, successively have 10 novels and more than 200 short stories come out, has won the United Kingdom, France, Italy and Germany and other countries of the literature award. This time she won the Nobel Prize for Literature in addition to other rich creative achievements, mainly because of her three works “VIP”, "July