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tóng huà fairy taleszhǐ pái de The Solitaire Mystery》
yán qíng describe loving stories (books)chéng hái
huàn xiǎo shuō Science fiction cóng wài xīng lái Hello? Is Anybody There?》
zhé xiǎo shuō Philosophical novel fěi de shì jiè Sophie's World》

yuèdòuqiáo tǎn · jiǎ Jostein Gaarderzài小说之家dezuòpǐn!!!
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  qiáo tǎn . jiǎ (Jostein Gaarder), shì wèi nuó wēi xiǎo shuō 'ér tóng wén xué zuò jiāqiáo tǎn . jiǎ 1952 nián 8 yuè 8 chū shēng nuó wēi shǒu 'ào qīn (Knut) shì 'ào suǒ liù nián zhì zhuān xiào de xiào cháng qīn yīng 'ěr · · jiǎ (IngerMargretheGaarder) shì wèi lǎo shī bìng zhuàn xiě xiē tóng shū
  
   qiáo tǎn . jiǎ (JosteinGaarder) xué shí zhù xiū zhé xuéshén xué wén xuébìng 'ào xué huò kān wéi wén xué nuó wēi wén de xué wèicéng dān rèn wén xué zhé xué jiào shī 1986 nián chū bǎn běn chuàng zuò lái chéng wéi dāng dài zuì zhòng yào de běi 'ōu zuò jiā hòu 10 nián zài fēn lán jiào shòu zhé xué 1991 nián chéng wéi wèi quán zhí zuò jiā
  
   qiáo tǎn . jiǎ (JosteinGaarder) shàn cháng duì huà xíng shì shù shuō shìnéng jiāng gāo shēn de zhé jiǎn jiémíng kuài de diào róng xiǎo shuō qíng jìng zuì zhù míng de xiǎo shuō fěi de shì jièxiǎng quán qiúbèi fān wéi shí sān duō zhǒng yánquán qiú xiāo shòu liàng chāo guò sān qiān wàn běn de zuò pǐn dòng rén xīn xián shù zhě duì rén shēng mìng shǐ zhōng de dìng wèi hào hàn zhòu de tàn tǎo
  
   qiáo tǎn . jiǎ de SiriDannevig 1997 nián chuàng fěi jīn huìměi nián bān shí wàn měi jīn de fěi jiǎng néng chuàng xīn fāng shì duì huán jìng zhǎn chū lìng lèi fāng 'àn huò jiāng zhī zhū shí xíng de rén huò gòu fěi jiǎng de xiǎo shuō fěi de shì jiè mìng míng
  
   qiáo tǎn · jiǎ de zhù yào zuò pǐn xià
  
  ˙1986《 jiǎ de 20 táng 》( yòu míngjiǎ tán rén shēng》)( TheDiagnosisandOtherStories)
  ˙1987《 méi yòu de xiǎo hái》( TheChildrenfromSukhavati)
  ˙1988《 qīng chéng bǎo》( TheFrogCastle)
  ˙1990《 zhǐ pái de 》( TheSolitaireMystery)
  ˙1991《 fěi de shì jiè》( Sophie sWorld)
  ˙1992《 suō bái de 》( TheChristmasMystery)
  ˙1993《 de shì jiè》( ThroughaGlass,Darkly)
  ˙1996《 cóng wài xīng lái》( yòu míngwèiyòu rén zài ?》)( Hello?IsAnybodyThere?)
  ˙1996《 zhù jiào de qíng rén》( VitaBrevis)
  ˙1999《 》( Maya)
  ˙2001《 tuán de 'ér》( TheRingmaster’ sDaughter)
  ˙2003《 shàonǚ》( TheOrangeMaid)


  Jostein Gaarder (born 8 August 1952 in Oslo) is a Norwegian intellectual and author of several novels, short stories and children's books. Gaarder often writes from the perspective of children, exploring their sense of wonder about the world. He often uses metafiction in his works, writing stories within stories.
  
  Gaarder was born into a pedagogical family. His best known work is the novel Sophie's World, subtitled A Novel about the History of Philosophy (ISBN 0-425-15225-1). This popular work has been translated into fifty-three languages; there are over thirty million copies in print,.
  
  In 1997, he established the Sophie Prize together with his wife Siri Dannevig. This prize is an international environment and development prize (USD 100,000 = 77,000 €), awarded annually. It is named after the novel.
  
  Awards and prizes
  
  In 1994, Sophie's World received the Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis.
  
  In 1997, Gaarder was awarded the 1997 Buxtehude Bulle.
  
  In 2004, he received the Willy-Brandt-Award in Oslo.
  
  In 2005, Jostein Gaarder was awarded The Royal Norwegian Order of St. Olav and later the same year he was awarded an Honorary degree at Trinity College, Dublin.
  Environmental and human rights activism
  
  Jostein Gaarder has been involved in the promotion of human rights and sustainable development for several years, establishing the Sophie Prize in 1997.
  
  He has also vehemently criticized the Israeli occupation of Palestine and the treatment of the Palestinians. In August 2006, Jostein Gaarder published an op-ed in one of the major daily newspapers in Norway, Aftenposten. This was written in response to the 2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict and condemned certain aspects of Israeli politics and Judaism. Gaarder also argued against recognizing the state of Israel in its current form. The article described Judaism as "an archaic national and warlike religion", contrasting it with the Christian idea that "[T]he Kingdom of God is compassion and forgiveness". The op-ed resulted in the Jostein Gaarder controversy. Gaarder disputed allegations of anti-Semitism, and sought to clarify that he didn't mean to offend anyone. He claimed that the piece was written in a state of moral outrage over the death toll in Lebanon.
  Quotations
  
   * "The only thing we require to be good philosophers is the faculty of wonder." (from Sophie's World)
   * "It's fun at the Tivoli, and it's fun with a carousel, but sometimes I get the urge to jump off."
   * "There exists a world. In terms of probability, this borders on the impossible." (One of the manifesto's 52 parts, from Maya)
  
  Source: Ordtak.no
  List of works
  
   * Diagnosen og andre noveller (The Diagnosis and Other Stories) (1986)
   * Froskeslottet (The Frog Castle) (1988)
   * Kabalmysteriet (The Solitaire Mystery) (1990) ISBN 0-425-15999-X
   * Sofies verden (Sophie's World) (1991) ISBN 0-425-15225-1
   * Julemysteriet (The Christmas Mystery) (1992) ISBN 0-374-12329-2 (1995 edition illustrated by Stella East ISBN 82-03-24090-9)
   * Bibbi Bokkens magiske bibliotek (Bibbi Bokkens magic library) (together with Klaus Hagerup(1993) ISBN 82-00-21210-6
   * I et speil, i en gåte (Through a Glass, Darkly) (1993) ISBN 0-7538-0673-8
   * Hallo? Er det noen her? (Hello? Is Anybody There?) (1996) ISBN 0-374-32948-6
   * Vita Brevis (Brief Life) (also appeared in English as That Same Flower) (1996) ISBN 0-7538-0461-1
   * Maya (1999) ISBN 0-7538-1146-4
   * Sirkusdirektørens datter (The Ringmaster's Daughter) (2001) ISBN 0-7538-1700-4
   * Appelsinpiken (The Orange Girl) (2004) ISBN 0-297-84904-2
   * Sjakk Matt (Checkmate) (2006)
   * De gule dvergene (The Yellow Dwarves) (2006)
   * Slottet i Pyreneene (The Castle in the Pyrenees) (2008)
    

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