جائزة بوكر الروسية
Russian Booker Prize | |
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قدمت إلى | Best Russian-language literary work |
قدمت من | Russian Telecom Equipment Company (RTEC) |
البلد | Russia |
الفائز الحالي | Andrei Dmitriev's The Peasant and the Teenager |
جائزة 'بوكر الروسية' '(روسية: Русский Букер ،' 'الروسية بوكر' ') هي جائزة روسية جائزة أدبية على غرار جائزة مان بوكير. تم افتتاحه من قبل الرئيس التنفيذي الإنجليزية السير مايكل هاريس كين في عام 1992.[1]جائزة الدولة رئيس الوزراء الأدبية ،[2]يتم منحها لأفضل عمل خيالي يكتب في اللغة الروسية كل عام وفقًا لما تقرره لجنة من القضاة ، بغض النظر عن جنسية الكاتب. قالب:اعتبارا من ، رئيس لجنة جائزة بوكر الروسية هو الصحفي البريطاني جورج والدن.[3]الجائزة هي أول جائزة أدبية روسية غير حكومية منذ ثورة 1917 في البلاد.[4][5] كل عام ، تختار هيئة المحلفين قائمة قصيرة من أفضل ستة روايات تصل للترشيح من "قائمة طويلة" من المرشحين. في البداية ، تلقى الفائز£10,000, roughly 48,000 RUB or $16,000.[5] This has since increased to a sum of 600,000 rubles in 2011,[6]ما يقرب من 20،000 دولار (حوالي 13000 جنيه إسترليني) ، في حين أن كل واحد من المرشحين النهائيين في القائمة القصيرة يكسب 2000 دولار (حوالي 1،300 جنيه إسترليني).[7]تشتمل معايير الإدراج على الجهد الأدبي ، وتمثيل الأنواع الأدبية المعاصرة وسمعة المؤلف ككاتب. الطول ليس معيارًا ، لأن الكتب التي يتراوح عمرها بين 40 و60;pages have been nominated in the past.[5] من عام 1997 إلى عام 2001 ، تم تغيير اسم الجائزة إلى "جائزة سميرنوف-بوكر الأدبية" ، تكريماً لـ رجل أعمال ومؤسس [سميرنوف] بيوتر سميرنوف. من عام 2002 إلى عام 2005 ، كانت منظمة Open Russia غير الحكومية هي الراعي العام لجائزة Booker Literary Award في روسيا ، مما أدى إلى تغيير اسمها إلى "Booker-Open Russia Literary Award" "" في ذلك الوقت.[8]قبل الإعلان عن الفائز في عام 2005 ، قررت مؤسسة بوكر إنهاء شراكتها مع Open Russia بعد الحكم على رئيس المؤسسة ميخائيل خودوركوفسكي ، بالسجن تسع سنوات بسبب التهرب الضريبي.[9]في عام 2005 ، وقعت اللجنة عقدًا مدته خمس سنوات مع BP ومقرها لندن. في عام 2010 ، واجهت الجائزة مشاكل في التمويل وتم تعليق الاستعدادات لجائزة 2010 لأنه لم يتم العثور على راعي جديد.[2] Since 2011 new sponsor is Russian Telecom Equipment Company (RTEC).[8] في عام 2011 ، تم اختيار "رواية العقد" بسبب عدم وجود رعاية لعقد الجائزة العرفية. تم اختيار خمسة من المرشحين النهائيين من بين ستين مرشحًا تم اختيارهم من الفائزين السابقين بالجائزة والنهائي منذ عام 2001.[3] فاز تشوداكوف بعد وفاته بـ الكآبة مصبوغة على الخطوات القديمة ، والتي تحدث في مدينة خيالية في كازاخستان وتصف الحياة في ظل روسيا الستالينية.[10][11]لودميلا أوليتسكايا يحمل الرقم القياسي لمعظم الترشيحات (خمسة ، الفوز مرة واحدة) ، يليه أندريه ديميترييف (أربعة ، الفوز مرة واحدة) و أليكسي سلابوفسكي (أربعة ، لا فاز). لم يفز أي شخص بالجائزة أكثر من مرة.
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الفائزين والمرشحين
1990s
* Winners
Year | Author(s) | Work | Ref.(s) |
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1992 | Mark Kharitonov* | Lines of Fate | [5][12][13][14] |
1992 | Friedrich Gorenstein | Place | [12][13] |
1992 | Aleksandr Ivanchenko | Monogram | [12][13] |
1992 | Vladimir Makanin | Manhole | [12][13] |
1992 | Lyudmila Petrushevskaya | The Time Night | [12][13] |
1992 | Vladimir Sorokin | Four Stout Hearts | [12][13] |
1993 | Vladimir Makanin* | Baize-covered Table with Decanter | [15][16] |
1993 | Viktor Astafyev | The Cursed and the Slain | [15] |
1993 | Oleg Ermakov | Sign of the Beast | [15] |
1993 | Semyon Lipkin | Notes of a Lodger | [15] |
1993 | Lyudmila Ulitskaya | Sonechka | [15] |
1994 | Bulat Okudzhava* | The Show is Over | [17][18] |
1994 | Peter Aleshkovsky | Skunk: A Life | [17][18] |
1994 | Yury Buida | Don Domino | [17][18] |
1994 | Igor Dolinyak | Third World | [17][18] |
1994 | Mikhael Levitin | Total Indecency | [17][18] |
1994 | Alexey Slapovsky | The First Second Coming | [17][18] |
1995 | Georgi Vladimov* | The General and His Army | [19][20] |
1995 | Oleg Pavlov | A Barracks Tale | [19] |
1995 | Evgeny Fyodorov | The Odyssey | [19] |
1996 | Andrey Sergeev* | The Stamp Album | [21][22] |
1996 | Peter Aleshkovsky | Vladimir Chigrintsev | [21] |
1996 | Viktor Astafyev | The Will to be Alive | [21] |
1996 | Andrei Dmitriev | Turn in the River | [21] |
1996 | Dmitrii Dobrodeev | Back to the USSR | [21] |
1996 | Nina Gorlanova, Vyacheslav Bukur | A Novel About Education | [21] |
1997 | Anatoly Azolsky* | Cell | [23][24] |
1997 | Dmitri Lipskerov | The Forty Years of Changzhoeh | [23] |
1997 | Yuri Maletsky | I Love | [23] |
1997 | Olga Slavnikova | A Dragonfly Enlarged to the Size of a Dog | [23] |
1997 | Lyudmila Ulitskaya | Medea and Her Children | [23] |
1997 | Anton Utkin | Round Dance | [23] |
1998 | Aleksandr Morozov* | Strange Letters | [25][26] |
1998 | Irina Polyanskaya | Passing of the Shadow | [25] |
1998 | Mikhail Prorokov | Bga | [25] |
1998 | Alexey Slapovsky | Questionnaire | [25] |
1998 | Alexandra Chistyakova | Не много ли для одной (English title unknown) | [25] |
1999 | Mikhail Butov* | Freedom | [27][28] |
1999 | Yury Buida | The Prussian Bride | [27] |
1999 | Alexandra Vasilieva | My Marusechka | [27] |
1999 | Leonid Girshovich | The Prizelist | [27] |
1999 | Vladimir Makanin | The Underground, or a Hero of Our Time | [27] |
1999 | Victoria Platova | A Coast | [27] |
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2000s في
* Winners
Year | Author(s) | Work | Ref.(s) |
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2000 | Mikhail Shishkin* | The Conquest of Izmail | [29] |
2000 | Valery Zalotukha | The Last Communist | [29] |
2000 | Nikolay Kononov | The Funeral of a Grasshopper | [29] |
2000 | Marina Palei | Lunch | [29] |
2000 | Alexey Slapovsky | Money Day | [29] |
2000 | Svetlana Shenbrun | Roses and Chrysanthemums | [29] |
2001 | Lyudmila Ulitskaya* | The Kukotsky Case | [30][31] |
2001 | Anatoly Naiman | Sir | [30] |
2001 | Sergey Nosov | The Lady of History | [30] |
2001 | Tatyana Tolstaya | Slynx | [30] |
2001 | Alan Cherchesov | Wreath for the Grave of the Wind | [30] |
2001 | Alexander Chudakov | A Gloom Is Cast Upon the Ancient Steps | [30] |
2002 | Oleg Pavlov* | Karaganda Ninth-Day Requiem or The Story of the Last Days | [32][33] |
2002 | Dmitry Bortnikov | Fritz Syndrome | [32] |
2002 | Sergei Gandlevsky | <Illegible> | [32] |
2002 | Alexandr Melikhov | The Love of Kinfolks Laid to Rest | [32] |
2002 | Vadim Mesyats | Treatment by Electricity: Novel of 84 Fragments from the East and 74 Fragments from the West | [32] |
2002 | Vladimir Sorokin | Ice | [32] |
2003 | Rubén Gallego* | White on Black | [33][34] |
2003 | Natalia Galkina | Renaud's Residence | [34] |
2003 | Leonid Zorin | Jupiter | [34] |
2003 | Athanasius Mamedov | Frau Scar | [34] |
2003 | Elena Chizhova | Laura | [34] |
2003 | Leonid Yuzefovich | Kazaroza | [34] |
2004 | Vasily Aksyonov* | Voltairiens and Voltairiennes | [35][36] |
2004 | Oleg Zajaczkowski | Sergeyev and the Town | [35] |
2004 | Anatoly Kurchatkin | The Sun was Shining | [35] |
2004 | Marta Petrova | Shilkloper's Horn | [35] |
2004 | Lyudmila Petrushevskaya | Number One or in the Gardens of other Opportunities | [35] |
2004 | Alexey Slapovsky | Quality of Life | [35] |
2005 | Denis Gutsko* | Without Way or Track | [37][38] |
2005 | Boris Evseev | Little Romance | [37] |
2005 | Oleg Yermakov | Canvas | [37] |
2005 | Anatoly Naiman | Kablukov | [37] |
2005 | Roman Solntsev | Bonanza | [37] |
2005 | Roman Solntsev | Except for Lavrikov | [37] |
2005 | Elena Chizhova | A Criminal | [37] |
2006 | Olga Slavnikova* | 2017 | [39][40] |
2006 | Zakhar Prilepin | Sanka | [39] |
2006 | Dina Rubina | On the Sunny Side of the Street | [39] |
2006 | Denis Sobolev | Jerusalem | [39] |
2006 | Alan Cherchesov | Villa Belle Letra | [39] |
2006 | Peter Aleshkovsky | A Fish | [39] |
2007 | Aleksandr Ilichevsky* | Matisse | [41][42] |
2007 | Andrei Dmitriev | Bay of Joy | [41] |
2007 | Yuri Malecki | The End of a Needle | [41] |
2007 | Igor Sakhnovsky | The Man Who Knew Everything | [41] |
2007 | Alex Tarn | God Does Not Play With Dice | [41] |
2007 | Lyudmila Ulitskaya | Daniel Stein, Translator | [41] |
2008 | Mikhail Yelizarov* | Librarian | [43] |
2008 | Vladimir Sharov | Be as Little Children | [43] |
2008 | Ilya Boyashov | Armada | [43] |
2008 | Elena Nekrasova | Schukinsk and Other Places | [43] |
2008 | Galina Shchekina | Grafomanka | [43] |
2008 | German Sadulaev | Crack | [43] |
2009 | Elena Chizhova* | The Time of Women | [44][45] |
2009 | Roman Senchin | Eltyshevy | [44] |
2009 | Alexander Terekhov | Stone Bridge | [44] |
2009 | Boris Khazanov | Yesterday's Eternity | [44] |
2009 | Elena Katishonok | Once Upon a Time an Old Man and Old Woman | [44] |
2009 | Leonid Yuzefovich | Cranes and Dwarfs | [44] |
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2010S
* Winners
Year | Author(s) | Work | Ref.(s) |
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2010 | Elena Kolyadina* | The Flower Cross | [46][47] |
2010 | Oleg Zajaczkowski | Happiness is Possible | [46] |
2010 | Andrei Ivanov | A Journey of Hanuman on Lolland | [46] |
2010 | Mariam Petrosyan | The House, In Which... | [46] |
2010 | German Sadulaev | Shali Raid | [46] |
2010 | Margarita Khemlin | Klotsvog | [46] |
2011 | Alexander Chudakov* | A Gloom Is Cast Upon the Ancient Steps | [11][48][49] |
2011 | Oleg Pavlov | Karaganda Ninth-Day Requiem or The Story of the Last Days | [48] |
2011 | Zakhar Prilepin | Sanka | [48] |
2011 | Roman Senchin | Eltyshevy | [48] |
2011 | Lyudmila Ulitskaya | Daniel Stein, Translator | [48] |
2012 | Andrei Dmitriev* | The Peasant and the Teenager | [50][51][52][53] |
2012 | Marina Akhmedova | Khadija, Notes of a Death Girl | [50] |
2012 | Yevgeni Popov | Arbeit, Or A Wide Canvas | [50] |
2012 | Olga Slavnikova | Light Head | [50] |
2012 | Marina Stepanova | The Women of Lazarus | [50] |
2012 | Alexandr Terekhov | The Germans | [50] |
2013 | Andrei Volos | Возвращение в Панджруд ("Return to Panjrud") | [54] |
2014 | Vladimir Sharov | Возвращение в Египет ("Return to Egypt") | [55] |
2015 | Alexander Snegirev | Vera | [56] |
2015 | Alisa Ganieva | Bride and Groom | [56] |
2015 | Vladimir Danikhov | The Lullaby | [56] |
2015 | Yuri Pokrovsky | Among People | [56] |
2015 | Roman Senchin | Flood Zone | [56] |
2015 | Guzel Yakhina | Zuleikha Opens Her Eyes | [56] |
2016 | Peter Aleshkovsky | Крепость ("The Citadel") | [57] |
2017 | Aleksandra Nikolaenko | Убить Бобрыкина. История одного убийства ("To Kill Bobrykin. The Story of One Killing") | [58] |
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وصلات خارجية
- (in روسية) Russian Booker Prize, official site