From ”Not Funny Enough” to the Nobel Prize

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Onič, T. (2007). From ”Not Funny Enough” to the Nobel Prize: Reception of Harold Pinter Internationally and in Slovenia, 5(1), 111-119. Retrieved from http://philologia.org.rs/index.php/ph/article/view/295
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Title

From ”Not Funny Enough” to the Nobel Prize

Subtitle

Reception of Harold Pinter Internationally and in Slovenia

Author

Tomaž, Onič

Journal

Philologia

Volume
Issue

1

Start page

111

End page

119

ISSN

1820-5682

ISBN
DOI
URL

http://philologia.org.rs/index.php/ph/article/view/295

Date

2007-2021/11/08/10:23:46

Abstract

Plays by Harold Pinter have always attracted attention from theatre and literary critics. In the last 50 years, his opus received a vast variety of domestic as well as international reviews, the Slovene space being no exception. This article sets out a selection of the most prominent and influential productions of his plays on the world and Slovene stages, and adds selected analyses of and comments on the critical views provided by Pinter himself and by others. Some representative reactions to Pinter’s winning the 2005 Nobel Prize for Literature are presented in the last part of the paper.

Keywords

Nobel Prize