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亚当·斯密 Adam Smith戴维·米勒 D.W.Miller多丽丝·莱辛 Doris Lessing
乔纳森·斯威夫特 Jonathan Swift乔纳森·普雷西 Jonathan Pryce乔纳森 Jonathan
约翰·曼 John Man尼古拉斯·科兹洛夫 Nikolas Kozloff葛瑞姆·汉卡克 Graham Hancock
韦恩·鲁尼 Wayne Rooney戴维-史密斯 David - Smith史蒂芬·贝利 Stephen Bayley
戴斯蒙德·莫里斯 Desmond Morris乔治·奥威尔 George Orwell辛西娅.列侬 Cynthia Lennon
亚历山大·史迪威 Alexander Stillwell唐纳德 A.麦肯齐 Donald Alexander Mackenzie亚伦·卡尔 Allen Carr
玛丽·杰克斯 Mary Jaksch亚当·杰克逊 Adam J. Jackson罗斯玛丽·戴维森 Rosemary Davidson
萨拉·瓦因 Sarah VineE·凯·崔姆博格 E.Kay Trimberger维多利亚·贝克汉姆 Victoria Beckham
戴维·洛奇 David Lodge
英国 温莎王朝  (1935年1月28日)

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  戴维·洛奇(David Lodge),1935年在伦敦出生,早年就读于伦敦大学,伯明翰大学博士,英国皇家文学院院士,以文学贡献获得不列颠帝国勋章和法国文艺骑士勋章。从1960年起,执教于伯明翰大学英语系,1987年退职从事创作,兼伯明翰大学现代英国文学荣誉教授。
     洛奇已出版12部长篇小说,包括“卢密奇学院三部曲”《换位》(Changing Places,1975年,获霍桑登奖和约克郡邮报小说大奖)、《小世界》(Small World,1984年,获布克奖提名)和《作者,作者》(Author,Author,)2004等,其中以“卢密奇学院三部曲”最为著名。他还著有《小说的艺术》(The Art of Fiction,1992年)和《意识与小说》(Consciousness and the Novel,2002年)等多部文学批评理论文集。洛奇的作品已用25种语言翻译出版。文学批评史家安东尼·伯吉斯认为,洛奇是“同代作家中最优秀的小说家之一”。
     《小世界》在1988年改编为电视连续剧;洛奇本人担任编剧的《好工作》,获得1989年英国皇家电视学会最佳电视连续剧奖。


  David John Lodge CBE, (born 28 January 1935 at Brockley, London, England) is a British author.
  In his novels, Lodge often satirises academia in general and the humanities in particular. He was brought up Catholic and has described himself as an "agnostic Catholic". Many of his characters are Catholic and their Catholicism is a major theme. Examples include his novels The British Museum Is Falling Down (1965), How Far Can You Go? (1980; published in the U.S. as Souls and Bodies) and Paradise News (1991).
  
  Biography
  
  Lodge's first published novel The Picturegoers (1960) draws on his early experiences in 'Brickley' (based on Brockley in S E London) , which are also described in his novel Therapy. World War II forced Lodge and his mother to evacuate to Surrey and Cornwall.
  Lodge studied at University College London, obtaining a BA (with honours) in 1955. In 1959 he married Mary Frances Jacob and received an MA from UCL. He went on to obtain a PhD at the University of Birmingham, and taught English literature there from 1960 until 1987, being particularly noted for his lectures on Victorian fiction. From 1964-5 he was Harkness Fellow in the United States. He retired from his post at Birmingham in 1987 to become a full-time writer, but retains the title of Honorary Professor of Modern English Literature at the University and continues to live in Birmingham. His papers are housed in the University of Birmingham Library's Special Collections.
  Apart from his frequent themes of academia and Roman Catholicism, Lodge's works tend to feature the same fictional locales. The town of "Rummidge", modelled after Birmingham (UK), and the equally imaginary US state of "Euphoria", situated between the states of "North California" and "South California" feature prominently. Euphoria's State University is located in the city of "Plotinus", a thinly disguised version of Berkeley, California.
  Several of his novels, including Small World (1984), and Nice Work (1989), have been adapted as television series, the latter by Lodge himself. Nice Work was filmed at the University of Birmingham. In 1994 Lodge adapted Dickens' Martin Chuzzlewit for the BBC.
  In 1997 David Lodge was made a Chevalier dans l'Ordre des Arts et Lettres by the French Ministry of Culture, and in the 1998 New Years Honours list, he was appointed CBE for his services to literature.
  Two of Lodge's novels have been shortlisted for the Booker Prize and in 1989 Lodge was himself chairman of the Booker Prize judges. His latest novel Deaf Sentence published in 2008, is a comic novel based on his own hearing problems, about a hard-of-hearing, retired academic.
  [edit]Awards and recognition
  
  Winner of the Hawthornden Prize and the Yorkshire Post Fiction Prize for Changing Places
  Whitbread Book of the Year (1980) for How Far Can You Go?
  Shortlisted for the Booker Prize (1984) for Small World
  Shortlisted for the Booker Prize (1988) for Nice Work
  Winner of the Sunday Express Book of the Year award (1988) for Nice Work
  Regional winner and finalist for the Commonwealth Writers Prize (1996) for Therapy
  Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature
  The television serialization of Nice Work (which he adapted himself) won the Royal Television Society's Award for best Drama serial in the year 1989 and a Silver Nymph at the International Television Festival (Monte Carlo; 1990).
  [edit]Bibliography
  
  [edit]Fiction
  The Picturegoers — 1960
  Ginger You're Barmy — 1962
  The British Museum Is Falling Down — 1965
  Out of the Shelter — 1970
  Changing Places: A Tale of Two Campuses — 1975
  How Far Can You Go? (US edition: Souls and Bodies) — 1980
  Small World: An Academic Romance — 1984
  Nice Work — 1988
  Paradise News — 1991
  A David Lodge Trilogy — 1993 - single volume comprising Changing Places, Small World and Nice Work
  Therapy — 1995
  The Man Who Wouldn't Get Up: And Other Stories — 1998
  Home Truths — 1999 (novella - written from original play)
  Thinks ... — 2001
  Author, Author — 2004
  Deaf Sentence — 2008
  [edit]Non-fiction
  Language of Fiction — 1966
  The Novelist at the Crossroads — 1971
  The Modes of Modern Writing — 1977
  Working with Structualism — 1981
  Write On — 1986
  After Bakhtin — 1990
  The Art of Fiction (book) — 1992
  Modern Criticism and Theory: A Reader — 1992
  The Practice of Writing — 1997
  Consciousness and the Novel — 2003
  The Year of Henry James: The Story of a Novel — 2006
  [edit]Theatre
  The Writing Game — 1990
  Home Truths — 1999
  [edit]Adaptations for television
  Small World — 1988
  Nice Work — 1989
  Martin Chuzzlewit — 1994
  The Writing Game — 1995
    

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