内容正文:
必修第三册 3
课时作业 16 THE
VALUE
OF
MONEY
Ⅰ. 阅读理解
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(2023·湖南省长沙市模拟)
The
literary
world
has
a
new
star.
Novelist
Abdulrazak
Gurnah
is
the
winner
of
the
2021
Nobel
Prize
in
Literature
in
recognition
of
his
“ compassionate
penetration
( 洞 察 力 )
of
the
effects
of
colonialism
(殖民主义)
and
the
fate
of
the
refugee
(难民)” .
Gurnah
grew
up
in
Zanzibar,
an
island
off
the
coast
of
Tanzania. In
1964,
Gurnah
was
forced
to
leave
for
England
as
a
refugee,
where
he
began
to
reflect
on
his
experiences
in
a
diary
and
then
through
stories.
Through
the
years,
he
wrote
10
novels
and
stories
that
explore
the
suffering
caused
by
war
and
colonialism.
“The
thing
that
motivated
the
whole
experience
of
writing
for
me
was
this
idea
of
losing
your
place
in
the
world,”
Gurnah
told
The
New
York
Times.
His
1994
novel
Paradise,
which
tells
the
story
of
a
boy
growing
up
in
early
20th
century
Tanzania,
marked
his
breakthrough
as
a
novelist
and
won
the
Booker
Prize. Afterlives,
his
most
recent
work,
continues
the
narrative
of
Paradise
and
takes
place
during
the
period
of
German
colonialism
in
Tanzania.
Before
he
retired,
Gurnah,
73,
was
a
professor
of
English
and
Postcolonial
Literatures
at
the
University
of
Kent
in
England.
Although
Gurnahs
first
language
is
Swahili,
he
adopted
English
as
his
literary
language. His
writing
often
contains
traces
of
Arabic,
Swahili
and
German,
as
well.
Anders
Olsson,
the
chair
of
the
Nobel
committee,
said
that
Gurnah
“ is
widely
recognized
as
one
of
the
worlds
more
preeminent
post-
colonial
writers” .
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