Kultuurkapitali kirjanduspreemia
The literary prize of the Eesti Kultuurkapital Foundation ( Estonian Eesti Kultuurkapitali kirjanduspreemia ) has in the past and is still used to describe various prizes awarded annually by the Estonian state-run Eesti Kultuurkapital Foundation . A distinction must be made between two price levels:
Annual price
The annual prize is awarded in various cultural fields, one of which covers the literary area. It amounted to € 7,000 in 2016, and the award winner is chosen by the Board of Trustees on the proposal of the Commission for Literature
Award winner since 1995
- 1995 : Karl Muru , Endel Priidel
- 1996 : Aarne Vinkel
- 1997 : Jaan Kaplinski
- 1998 : Jaan Kross
- 1999 : Ilmar Talve
- 2000 : Jaan Kaplinski
- 2001 : Ene Mihkelson
- 2002 : Aleksander Suuman
- 2003 : Toomas Liiv
- 2004 : Krista Aru
- 2005 : Paul-Eerik Rummo
- 2006 : Mati Sirkel
- 2007 : Kristi Viiding , Jana Orion , Janika Päll
- 2008 : Mari Tarand
- 2009 : Hendrik Lindepuu
- 2010 : Mats Traat
- 2011 : Indrek Hargla
- 2012 : Aino Pervik
- 2013 : Andrus Kivirähk
- 2014 : Hasso Krull
- 2015 : Ilmar Trull
- 2016 : Jaan Undusk
Genre price
The genre prize (Estonian: Kirjanduse sihtkapitali aastapreemia ) is currently awarded in ten sub-categories and amounted to € 5,000 in 2016. The following categories are represented:
- prose
- Poetry
- Children's literature
- drama
- Essay writing
- Translation into Estonian
- Translation from Estonian into a foreign language
- Article, criticism
- Russian-language literature
- Free category
history
The price has had its current name since 1995. It was launched in February 1970 by the Estonian SSR Writers' Union. From 1972 to 1989 the award was named "Juhan Smuul Prize for Literature" ( Juhan Smuuli nimeline kirjanduse aastapreemia ). It was named after the writer Juhan Smuul (1922–1971).
The prize was awarded in the categories of fiction, poetry, drama, children's and youth literature, essay writing and literary translation from and into Estonian. There was also a prize for a Russian-speaking author. From 1990 to 1992 it was awarded as the “Annual Literature Prize of the Estonian Writers' Union ” ( Eesti Kirjanike Liidu aastapreemia ). In 1993 and 1994 there were no winners.
Award winner since 1995
- 1995 Emil Tode (prose), Ene Mihkelson (poetry), Edgar Valter (children), Madis Kõiv (drama), Mati Unt (review), Kalle Kasemaa (translation), Juhani Salokannel (translation from Estonian)
- 1996 Andrus Kivirähk , Tõnu Õnnepalu (prose), Jaan Kaplinski (poetry), Peeter Ernits (children), Astrid Reinla (drama), Jaak Rähesoo (review), Udo Uibo (translation), Horst Bernhardt (translation from Estonian)
- 1997 Ülo Mattheus , Jüri Ehlvest (prose), Andres Ehin (poetry), Tiia Toomet (children), Jaan Undusk (criticism), Kristiina Kross (translation), Marianne Vogel , Cornelius Hasselblatt (translation from Estonian)
- 1998 Toomas Vint (prose), Kalju Lepik (poetry), Leelo Tungal , Karel Korp (children), Ilmar Laaban , Hasso Krull (review), Maie-Merike Pau (translation), Olga Nael (translation from Estonian)
- 1999 Kaur Kender , Olev Remsu (prose), Kalev Kesküla (poetry), Ilmar Trull (children), Madis Kõiv (drama), Jaan Undusk (essay writing), Kristiina Ross (translation), Guntars Godinš (translation from Estonian)
- 2000 Jaan Kaplinski , Mari Saat (prose), Ellen Niit (children), Jaan Undusk (drama), Mihkel Mutt (essay writing), Paul-Eerik Rummo (translation), Svetlan Semenenko, Elviira Mihhailova (translation from Estonian)
- 2001 Andrus Kivirähk (prose), Hando Runnel (poetry), Valeria Ränik (children), Mart Kivastik (drama), Maie Kalda (essay writing), Krista Kaer (translation), Mai Bereczki (translation from Estonian)
- 2002 Mehis Heinsaar (prose), Hasso Krull (poetry), Aino Pervik (children), Jaan Kruusvall (drama), Jahn Puhvel (essay writing), Toomas Haug (article price, first time), Larissa Vanejeva (Russian-language literature, first time), Udo Uibo (Translation), Guntars Godinš (translation from Estonian)
- 2003 Jüri Ehlvest (prose), Karl Martin Sinijärv (poetry), Heino Kiik (children), Vaino Vahing (drama), Peeter Mudist (essay writing), Tõnu Õnnepalu (article price), Mihhail Veller (Russian-language literature), Mati Sirkel (translation) , Antoine Chalvin (translation from Estonian)
- 2004 Nikolai Baturin (prose), Asko Künnap (poetry), Katrin Reimus (children), Mati Unt (drama), Toomas Raudam (essay writing), Arne Merilai (article award), Marina Tervonen (Russian-language literature), Jaak Rähesoo (translation), Eric Dickens (translation from Estonian)
- 2005 Rein Raud (prose), fs (poetry), Jaan Rannap (children), Mart Kivastik (drama), Toomas Haug (essay writing), Lauri Sommer (article award), Boris Tuch (Russian-language literature), Harald Rajamets (translation), Ilmar Talve (free category, first time), Antoine Chalvin (translation from Estonian)
- 2006 Kristiina Ehin , Jürgen Rooste (poetry), Piret Raud (children), Merle Karusoo (drama), Madis Kõiv (essay writing), Aare Pilv (article award ), Gohar Markosjan-Käsper , Svetlan Semenenko (Russian-language literature), Anu Saluäär (translation ), Käbi Laretei (free category), Heili Einasto , Lembi Loigu , Veronika Kivisilla , Risto Järv (translation from Estonian)
- 2007 Mats Traat (prose), Indrek Ryytle (poetry), Peeter Sauter (children), Jim Ashilevi (drama), Hasso Krull (essay writing), Toomas Haug (article award ), Jelena Skulskaja , Aleksandr Uris (Russian-language literature), Kalle Kasemaa ( Translation), Cornelius Hasselblatt (Free Category), Eric Dickens (Translation from Estonian)
- 2008 Ene Mihkelson (prose), Sven Kivisildnik (poetry), Ilmar Trull (children), Andrus Kivirähk (drama), Tõnu Õnnepalu (essay writing), August Eelmäe (article award ), PI Filimonov (Russian-language literature), Ly Seppel (translation), Mehis Heinsaar (Free Category), Enel Melberg (Translation from Estonian)
- 2009 Mari Saat (prose), Maarja Kangro (poetry), Piret Raud (children), Peeter Sauter (drama), Hellar Grabbi (essay writing), Aivar Põldmäe (article award ), Tatjana Kašneva , Josef Kats (Russian-language literature), Kersti Unt ( Translation), Margus Laidre (Free Category), Irja Grönholm (Translation from Estonian)
- 2010 Kalev Kesküla (prose), Hasso Krull (poetry), Mika Keränen (children), Jaan Kaplinski (essay writing), Marja Lepajõe (article award ), Andrej Iwanow , Nikolai Karajev (Russian-language literature), Piret Saluri (translation), Jaan Undusk ( Free category), Jean Pascal Ollivry (translation from Estonian)
- 2011 Maarja Kangro (prose), Indrek Koff (poetry), Kristiina Kass (children), Urmas Vadi (drama), Toomas Haug (essay writing), Mart Velsker (article award ), Sergei Issakov (Russian-language literature), Amar Annus (translation), Lauri Sommer (Free Category), Ilmar Lehtpere (Translation from Estonian)
- 2012 Olle Lauli (prose), Kalju Kruusa (poetry), Ilmar Toomusk (children), Jaan Kruusvall (drama), Tõnu Õnnepalu (essay writing), Ljubov Kisseljova (article award ), Andrej Iwanow , Nil Nerlin (Russian-language literature), Leena Tomasberg ( Translation), Andrei Hvostov (Free Category), Maima Grinberga (translation from Estonian)
- 2013 Rein Raud (prose), Jürgen Rooste (poetry), Jaanus Vaiksoo (children), Martin Algus (drama), Marek Tamm (essay writing), Tiit Hennoste (article award ), Gohor Markosjan-Käsper (Russian-language literature), Märt Väljataga (translation ), Lauri Sommer (Free Category), Jouko Vanhanen (translation from Estonian)
- 2014 Andrus Kivirähk (prose), Triin Soomets (poetry), Anti Saar (children), Mart Aas (drama), Ilmar Vene (essay writing), Katre Talviste (article award ), Andrej Iwanow , Igor Kotjuh (Russian-language literature), Veronika Einberg ( Translation), Valdur Mikita (Free Category), Jean-Pierre Minaudier (Translation from Estonian)
- 2015 Jan Kaus (prose), Kaur Riismaa (poetry), Contra (children), Tõnu Õnnepalu (drama), Mihkel Mutt (essay writing), Leo Luks (article award ), Jelena Skulskaja , Nadežda Katajeva-Valk (Russian-language literature), Märt Läänemets (Translation), Udo Uibo (free category), Krisztina Lengyel Tóth (translation from Estonian)
- 2016 Paavo Matsin (prose), Vahur Afanasjev (poetry), Piret Raud (children), Urmas Lennuk (drama), Anne Lange (essay writing), Vello Paatsi , Kristi Paatsi (article award ), Andrej Iwanow , Nil Nerlin (Russian-language literature), Lauri Eesmaa (translation), Margus Ott (free category), Hannu Oittinen (translation from Estonian)
- 2017 Mait Vaik (prose), Vladislav Koržets (poetry), Aino Pervik (children), Paul-Eerik Rummo (drama), Hasso Krull (essay writing) + (article price), Aurika Maimre , Ljudmilla Kazarjan (Russian-language literature), Riina Jesmin ( Translation), Tõnis Tootsen (Free Category), Merike Lepasaar Beecher (Translation from Estonian)
- 2018 Vahur Afanasjev (prose), Aare Pilv (poetry), Leelo Tungal (children), Siret Campbell (drama), Tõnu Õnnepalu (essay writing), Arne Merilai (article award ), Aurika Maimre , Jelena Skulskaja , Jaan Kaplinski (Russian-language literature), Olavi Teppan (translation), Elin Toona (free category), Danute Sirijos-Giraite (translation from Estonian)
- 2019 Martin Algus (prose), Eda Ahi (poetry), Andrus Kivirähk (children), Jim Ashilevi (drama), Luule Epner (essay writing) + (article price), Andrej Iwanow , Pavel Varunin (Russian-language literature), Triinu Pakk (translation) , Eeva Park (Free Category), Miriam McIlfatrick-Ksenofontov (Translation from Estonian)
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ http://www.luts.ee/lugemissoovitus/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=75:kultuurkapitali-auhind-venekeelse-autori-preemia&catid=36:eesti-kirjanduspreemiad&Itemid=60
- ↑ The prize for translations from Estonian has been awarded since 1988, previous winners: Eva Lille (1988), Turid Farbregd (1989), Gábor Bereczki (1990), Jean Luc Moreau (1991), Irja Grönholm (1992), Cornelius Hasselblatt (1993).