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| - | '''Paul De Wispelaere''' (b. [[Bruges]], [[4 July]] [[1928]]) is a [[Flanders|Flemish]] writer. | ||
| - | He attended high school at the ''Sint-Lodewijkscollege'' in [[Brussels]], where he graduated in [[Greek language|Greek]]-[[Latin]]. He studied Germanic philology at the [[University of Ghent]] and obtained a PhD in 1974. Paul De Wispelaere started his professional career at the school for teachers in [[Bruges]], and from 1972 until 1992 he lectured in Dutch literature at the [[University of Antwerp]]. | + | The '''University of Antwerp''' ({{lang-nl|Universiteit Antwerpen}}) one of the major [[university|universities]] located in the city of [[Antwerp (city)|Antwerp]], [[Belgium]]. The name is sometimes abbreviated as UA. |
| - | He made his literary debut with stories which were published in magazines. He wrote contributions to ''Dietsche Warande en Belfort'', ''De Tafelronde'', ''Diagram'', ''Komma'', ''[[Nieuw Vlaams Tijdschrift]]'', ''Het Vaderland'', ''De Vlaamse Gids'', ''Kunst van Nu'', ''Nieuw Wereldtijdschrift'', and ''Literatuur'''. His autobiographically prose is related to the French [[nouveau roman]], as in ''Scherzando ma non tropo'' (1959) and ''Mijn levende schaduw'' (E: My living shadow) (1965). | ||
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| - | ==Bibliography== | ||
| - | * Fantasia (short story, 1954) | ||
| - | * Lautering (short story, 1954) | ||
| - | * Lea (short story, 1954) | ||
| - | * De verukkelijke glimlach (short story, 1955) | ||
| - | * De andere man (short story, 1956) | ||
| - | * Viviane (short story, 1956) | ||
| - | * Het examen (short story, 1956) | ||
| - | * Scherzando ma non tropo (novel, 1959) | ||
| - | * Het short story van Bérénica (short story, 1960) | ||
| - | * Victor J. Brunclair (essay, 1960) | ||
| - | * Hendrik Marsman (essay, 1961) | ||
| - | * Een eiland worden (novel, 1963) | ||
| - | * Mijn levende schaduw (novel, 1965) | ||
| - | * Literatuur als therapie en mythe (essay, 1965) | ||
| - | * Dagboekfragmenten (diary, 1966) | ||
| - | * Het Perzisch tapijt (essay, 1966) | ||
| - | * Het vat der Danaïden (essay, 1967) | ||
| - | * Met kritisch oog (critiques, 1967) | ||
| - | * Facettenoog (kritieken, 1968) | ||
| - | * Drie realistische fabels van Sybren Polet (essay, 1968) | ||
| - | * René Gysen of het gevecht met de realiteit (essay, 1970) | ||
| - | * Paul-tegenpaul 1969-1970 (dagboek, 1970) | ||
| - | * Een Vlaming bekijkt Nederland (essay, 1972) | ||
| - | * Karel Van de Woestijne. De boer die sterft en andere verhalen (anthology, 1973) | ||
| - | * Jef Geeraerts (essay, 1973) | ||
| - | * Het proza 1966-1971 (essay, 1973) | ||
| - | * Jan Walraevens (essay, 1974) | ||
| - | * Louis Paul Boon, tedere anarchist (essay, 1976) | ||
| - | * Een dag op het land (novel, 1976) | ||
| - | * Wereld in teksten 1 t/m 6 (anthology, 1973-1977) | ||
| - | * Tussen tuin en wereld (novel, 1979) | ||
| - | * Mijn huis is nergens meer (novel, 1982) | ||
| - | * Ivo Michiels. Het afscheid (essay, 1982) | ||
| - | * Indruk 83. Wat schrijvers schrijven (anthology, 1982) | ||
| - | * Vlaamse verhalen na 1965 (anthology, 1984) | ||
| - | * Brieven uit Nergenshuizen (novel, 1987) | ||
| - | * De broek van Sartre en andere essays (essays, 1987) | ||
| - | * Het verkoolde alfabet (diary, 1992) | ||
| - | * Tekst en context (essay, 1992) | ||
| - | * [[Bar en bizar. Ontsluierde geheimen]] (anthology, 1993) | ||
| - | * En de liefste dingen nog verder (novel, 1998) | ||
| - | * Herman De Coninck. Het proza (2 delen, anthology, 2000) | ||
| - | * Het land van de mosseleters. 150 jaar Vlaamse vertelkunst (anthology, 2002) | ||
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| - | ==Awards== | ||
| - | * 1980 - Staatsprijs voor Vlaams verhalend proza | ||
| - | * 1987 - Staatsprijs voor kritiek en essay | ||
| - | * 1998 - [[Prijs der Nederlandse Letteren]] | ||
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| - | ==See also== | ||
| - | * [[Flemish literature]] | ||
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