Examples of using Lessing in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Doctor Lessing!
Lessing published her first novel The Grass Is Singing in 1950.
Goodbye, Doctor Lessing.
Doris Lessing was born here….
And there's the old baron, a veteran of two world wars, or Lessing, the prototype of modern day conspiracists.
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As Lessing said,'Code is Law' in that the code will execute no matter what.
The oldest was Doris Lessing, 88 years old.
Lessing is the second British writer to win in three years, after Harold Pinter was honoured in 2005.
The Romanian-born writer follows last year's French winner Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clezio,while British writer Doris Lessing won in 2007.
With an Iranian origin, Lessing spent many early years in Africa, before eventually moving to the UK in 1937.
Various reviews and obituary notices in The Guardian, TLS, etc., by Doris Lessing, Tibor Fischer, Paul Binding, Ian Thomson, and others.
Doris Lessing speaks of a certain voltage within us, a thousand volts of energy for love, sex, hatred, art, politics.
Harold Bloom might conceivably be right(actually, if it matters, I do think he is right)to say that Lessing hasn't written much of importance for the last 15 or so years.
Lessing moved to London with her youngest son in 1949 and it was at this time her first novel, The Grass Is Singing, was published.
Alfred Tayler moved his family to Kermanshah, in Persia(now Iran), in order to take up a job as a clerk forthe Imperial Bank of Persia and it was here that Lessing was born in 1919.
Lessing purchased a few pieces to display in the Museum of Decorative Arts, making it the first European museum to own Tiffany glass.
But the Nobel is supposed to be awarded not on the basis of what the public likes(if it were,Doris Lessing wouldn't have won it) but on ability matched by idealism.
In 1982, Lessing tried to publish two novels under a pseudonym, Jane Somers, to show the difficulty new authors faced in trying to have their works in print.
It was a marked change to previous winners such as Bob Dylan, who took weeks to acknowledge the accolade,and Doris Lessing, who famously responded with a derisive“oh Christ” when the news was broken to her by reporters.
Oh, Christ,” Doris Lessing said in 2007, when, as she exited a taxi in front of her house in London, a waiting reporter informed her that she was the newest laureate.
Tranströmer becomes the eighth European to win the world's premier literary award in the past 10 years, following the German novelist Herta Müller in 2009, the French writer JMG le Clézio in 2008 andthe British novelist Doris Lessing in 2007.
This work was discovered by Gotthold Ephraim Lessing in a Greek manuscript consisting of a poem of 44 lines, in the Herzog August Library in Wolfenbüttel, Germany in 1773.
When Lessing set out to tell the story of her parents in her final book,“Alfred and Emily,” published in 2008, she split it in two, pairing the real account of their miseries and privations with an imagined counter-history of what their lives might have been if the First World War had never happened.
In 1785,Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi published a condemnation of Spinoza's pantheism, after Lessing was thought to have confessed on his deathbed to being a"Spinozist", which was the equivalent in his time of being called a heretic.
When British novelist Doris Lessing was awarded the Nobel literature prize in 2007, she composed a lecture and sent it to her Swedish publisher, who read it out at a ceremony in the Swedish capital.
In 2013, Ms. Bezos published her second novel,“Traps,” whichfollows the journey of woman named Jessica Lessing, a reclusive film star, as she emerges from hiding to confront her father, a con man who has been selling her out to the paparazzi for years.
The problem was discovered by Gotthold Ephraim Lessing in a Greek manuscript containing a poem of forty-four lines, in the Herzog August Library in Wolfenbüttel, Germany in 1773.
I was touched and interested to see Doris Lessing photographed last week, outside the same row house in the rather rough and plebeian district of North London where she has lived for so many decades.
In her the first volume of her autobiography, Under My Skin, Doris Lessing, shares this story: During her marriage to Gottfried Lessing, it became evident to both of them at a point that they were simply incompatible as a married couple and that they would eventually have to seek a divorce.