José Saramago
José Saramago was a Portuguese writer and Nobel laureate, known for his unique narrative style and philosophical depth. His works, such as 'Blindness' and 'The Gospel According to Jesus Christ', often challenge conventional storytelling and explore profound themes of existence and morality.
Born on Nov 16, 1922 (103 years old)
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Peru:
José Saramago was a Portuguese writer.
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Portugal:
José Saramago is a Nobel Prize-winning writer and the grandfather of Ana Matos.
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Argentina:
José Saramago was a Nobel Prize-winning author who participated in previous editions of the Premio Clarín Novela.
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Portugal:
José Saramago, the 1998 Nobel Prize in Literature winner, emphasized the blurring of boundaries in literature.
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Portugal:
José Saramago is a Portuguese author awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature, known for his advocacy for the Palestinian people.
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Montenegro:
José Saramago was a Nobel laureate who compared the battle for Jenin to Auschwitz during the Second Intifada.
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Spain:
José Saramago compared the battle for Jenin to Auschwitz during the Second Intifada.
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Slovenia:
José Saramago is mentioned as one of the greatest names in world literature alongside László Krasznahorkai.
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Portugal:
José Saramago, a Portuguese Nobel Prize-winning author, reflected on the state of the world in his writings.
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Portugal:
José Saramago is the author of the book Levantado do Chão that Catarina Constantino reads.
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