Peter Balakian
Peter Balakian | |
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Sexo | mascule |
Nascentia | 1951-06-13 (Teaneck) |
Ethnicitate | Armenians[*] |
Citatania | Statos Unite de America |
Educate in | Brown University[*], New York University[*], Bucknell University[*], Dwight-Englewood School[*] |
Occupation | poeta[*], scriptor, professor universitari[*], historico[*] |
Premios | Guggenheim Fellowship[*], Pulitzer Prize for Poetry[*], Q13053628[*] |
Lingua | anglese |
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Sito | https://peterbalakian.com |
Identificatores | |
ISNI | 0000000109277821 |
VIAF | 97644248 |
Commons | Peter Balakian |
Peter Balakian (13 de junio 1951 in Teaneck, New Jersey, SUA) es un scriptor, poeta, e historico armenie-statounitese, e un ganiator del Premio Pulitzer e le Premio Raphael Lemkin.
Peter Balakian ha nascite in 1951 in un familia de origine armenie. Ille ha un doctorato in civilisation statounitese e occupa un professorato de Scientias Human al Universitate Colgate.
Un parte importante de su opera tracta del genocidio ottoman contra le armenios de 1915. Assi es que in 1997, Balakian ha publicate Black Dog of Fate (Can Nigre de Fato)[1], le conto del evelia de su identitate armenie sequente un inquesta familial[2].
In 2003 ille ha publicate. The Burning Tigris (Le Tigris Ardente)[3], un studio super le reactiones del communitate international e notamente del opinion public statounitese al genocidio armenie. Iste libro ha ganiate in 2005 le premio Raphael Lemkin. In 2016 Balakian ha recipite le Premio Pulitzer pro poesia pro su libro de poemas Ozone Journal[4]
Su granoncle esseva le archiepiscopo Krikor Balakian.
Referentias
[modificar | modificar fonte]- ↑ Peter Balakian, Black Dog of Fate : An American Son Uncovers his Armenian Past, New York, Basic Books, 1997
- ↑ The previous Holocaust. Black Dog of Fate. A Memoir. », Lore Dickstein, The New York Times, 22 June 1997.
- ↑ Peter Balakian, The Burning Tigris. The Armenian Genocide and America's Response, New York, Harper Collins, 2003
- ↑ Who Is Peter Balakian? The Pulitzer Prize-Winning Poet Has A Long History Of Merging Great Writing With Social Justice