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Tomas Tranströmer

Tomas Gösta Tranströmer

Swedish poet, psychologist and translator (1931-2015).

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Instance Of

Human

Date of Birth

4/15/1931

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Place of Birth

Stockholm
Reason for Preferred Rank
:
Most Precise Value
Sweden

Occupation

Linguist
Poet
Translator
Psychologist
Writer

Given Name

Tomas

Notable Work

Baltics
For the Living and the Dead
The Sorrow Gondola

Country of Citizenship

Sweden

Date of Death

3/26/2015

Spouse

Monica Bladh

Child

Emma Tranströmer
Paula Tranströmer

Place of Death

Stockholm

Educated At

Stockholm University
Södra Latin

Place of Burial

Katarina Kyrkogård
Burial Plot Reference
:15 1001

Family Name

Tranströmer

Start of Work Period

1954

Cause of Death

Stroke

Religion or Worldview

Atheism

Name in Kana

トンマス・イェスタ・トラーンストレメル

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

Swedish

Instrument

Piano

Sex or Gender

Male

Has Works in the Collection

Nationalmuseum

Official Website

http://tomastranstromer.net

Writing Language

Swedish

Described by Source

Obálky Knih
URL
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Manner of Death

Natural Causes

Birth Name

Tomas Gösta Tranströmer

Name in Native Language

Tomas Tranströmer

Field of Work

Poetry
Psychology

Award Received

17 items
Aftonbladet Literary Award
 (1958)
Point in Time
: 1958
Sveriges Radio's Poetry Prize
 (1973)
Point in Time
: 1973
Kellgren Award
 (1981)
Point in Time
: 1981
Gerard Bonnier Poetry Award
 (1984)
Point in Time
: 1984
Aniara Award
 (1985)
Point in Time
: 1985
Neustadt International Prize for Literature
 (1990)
Point in Time
: 1990
Nordic Council Literature Prize
 (1990)
Point in Time
: 1990
Swedish Academy Nordic Prize
 (1991)
Point in Time
: 1991
Litteris Et Artibus
 (1992)
Point in Time
: 1992
Horst Bienek Award for Poetry
 (1992)
Point in Time
: 1992
Gustaf Fröding Society Poetry Prize
 (1995)
Point in Time
: 1995
August Prize
 (1996)
For Work
:
The Sorrow Gondola
Point in Time
: 1996
Q10552330
 (1997)
Point in Time
: 1997
Samfundet De Nio's Grand Prize
 (2001)
Point in Time
: 2001
Golden Wreath
 (2003)
Point in Time
: 2003
International Nonino Prize
 (2004)
Point in Time
: 2004
Nobel Prize in Literature
 (2011)
Award Rationale
: because, through his condensed, translucent images, he gives us fresh access to reality
Award Rationale
: för att han i förtätade, genomlysta bilder ger oss ny tillgång till det verkliga
Point in Time
: 2011
Prize Money
: 10,000,000 Swedish krona
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