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-'''Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio''', or '''J.M.G. Le Clézio''' (born [[April 13]], [[1940]] in [[Nice]]) is a [[France|French]] [[novelist]]. He was awarded the 1963 [[Prix Renaudot]] and the 2008 [[Nobel Prize in Literature]].<ref>[http://nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/literature/laureates/2008/ Website of the Nobel Prize committee.]</ref>
-==Biography==
-His family emigrated from [[Brittany]] to the ''Île de France'' — today's [[Mauritius]] — in the [[18th century]]. The island came under British rule in 1810, settlers being allowed to retain their property and the use of the [[French language]] while claiming the [[British nationality]]. The family lived for a time in [[Africa]] where his father served as a [[surgeon]] in the [[British army]].<ref>See ''L'Africain'' (2004)</ref> His mother was a [[deaf mute]]. During the [[second world war]], the family was separated, his father being unable to join his wife and children in [[Nice]]<ref>{{fr}} [http://livres.lexpress.fr/entretien.asp/idC=8178/idR=5/idTC=4/idG=0 Amin Maalouf interviews J.-M. Le Clézio]</ref> where Le Clézio studied at the ''[[Collège littéraire universitaire]]''. After [[graduation]], he moved to the [[United States]] as a [[teacher]].
-A great traveler, J.M.G. Le Clézio has been writing since age seven or eight. After [[majoring]] in [[French literature]], he became famous at 23 with his first novel,  ''[[Le Procès-Verbal]]'' (''The Deposition''), which was shortlisted for the [[Prix Goncourt]] and for which he was awarded the [[Prix Renaudot]] in 1963.
-Since then he has published about thirty books, including [[short stories]], [[novels]], [[essays]], two translations on the subject of [[Indian mythology]], countless prefaces and reviews as well as a few contributions to collective publications.
-His writing career may be divided into two main periods:
-*From 1963 to 1975, Le Clézio explored themes like [[insanity]], [[language]], [[writing]], devoting himself to formal experimentation in the wake of such contemporaries as [[Georges Perec]] or [[Michel Butor]]. Le Clézio's public image was that of an [[innovator]] and a [[rebel]], drawing praise from [[Michel Foucault]] and [[Gilles Deleuze]].
-*In the late 1970s, Le Clézio's style underwent a drastic change; he abandoned experimentation and the mood of his novels became less tormented as he broached themes like [[childhood]], [[adolescence]] or [[traveling]], attracting a broader, more popular audience. In 1980, Le Clézio was the first winner of the newly created [[Prix Paul Morand]], awarded to ''Désert'' by the [[Académie française]].
-In 1994 a survey conducted by the French literary magazine ''[[Lire]]'' showed that 13% of the readers considered him to be the greatest living French language writer.<ref>''Lire'', "Le Clézio N° 1" , 1994, 22s. </ref>
-He was awarded the [[Nobel Prize in Literature]] in 2008, the first French novelist to receive it since [[Gao Xingjian]] in 2000 and [[Claude Simon]] in 1985.
-==Bibliography==
-* ''[[Le Procès-Verbal]]'' ([[Prix Renaudot]] 1963) (The Deposition)
-* ''[[La Fièvre]]'' (Fever)
-* ''[[Déluge]]'' (The Flood) (1966)
-* ''[[L'Extase matérielle]]'' (Material Ecstasy) (1967)
-* [[Terra Amata (novel)]] (Beloved Earth) (1967)
-* ''[[Le Livre des fuites]]'' (The Book of Escapes)
-* [[La Guerre]] (War)
-* ''[[Haï]]'' (1971)
-* ''[[Mydriase]]'' (1973)
-* ''[[Les Géants]]'' (The Giants) (1973)
-* ''[[Voyages de l'autre côté]]'' (Journeys Beyond) (1975)
-* ''[[Les Prophéties du Chilam Balam]]'' (Chilam Balam Prophecies) (1976)
-* ''[[Vers les icebergs (Essai sur Henri Michaux)]]'' (To the Icebergs; an essay on [[Henri Michaux]])(1978)
-* ''[[Mondo et autres histoires]]'' (Mondo and other stories) (1978)
-* ''[[L'Inconnu sur la Terre]]'' (The Stranger on the Earth) (1978)
-* ''[[Trois villes saintes]]'' (Three Holy Cities)
-* ''[[Désert (novel)]]'' (1980) (Desert)
-* ''[[La Ronde et autres faits divers]]'' The Round and other cold hard facts
-* ''[[Relation de Michoacan]]''
-* ''[[Le Chercheur d'Or]]'' (The Prospector)
-* ''[[Diego et Frida]]'' ([[Diego Rivera]] and [[Frida Kahlo]])
-*'' [[Voyage à Rodrigues]]'' (Journey to [[Rodrigues]])
-* ''[[Le Rêve mexicain ou la pensée interrompue]]'' (The Mexican Dream or Broken Thought)
-* ''[[Printemps et autres saisons]]'' (Spring and other Seasons)
-* ''[[Onitsha (novel)]]'' (a reference to the African city of [[Onitsha]])
-* ''[[Étoile errante]]'' (Wandering Star)
-* ''[[Pawana]]''
-*  ''[[La Quarantaine]]'' (Quarantine)
-* ''[[Poisson d'or]]'' (''The Golden Fish'')
-* ''[[Gens des nuages]]'' (with Jémia Le Clézio) (The Cloud People)
-* ''[[La Fête chantée]]'' (Sung Celebration)
-* ''[[Hasard (suivi d'Angoli Mala)]]'' (Serendipity)
-* ''[[Cœur Brûle et autres romances]]'' (Burnt Heart and other romances)
-* ''[[Révolutions]]''
-* ''[[L'Africain]]'' (2004) (The African)
-* ''[[Ourania (novel)|Ourania]]'' (2006)
-== Awards ==
-* 1963: [[Prix Renaudot|prix Théophraste-Renaudot]]
-* 1972: [[Prix Littéraire Valery Larbaud|prix littéraire Valery-Larbaud]]
-* 1980: grand prix de littérature Paul-Morand, awarded by the [[Académie française]]
-* 1997: grand prix Jean-Giono
-* 1998: prix Prince-de-Monaco
-* 2008: Stig Dagermanpriset
-* 2008: [[Nobel Prize in Literature]]
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-{{Nobel Prize in Literature Laureates 2001-2025}}
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