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The Collection of the Novel Prize in Literature ～ノーベル文学賞の今までとこれから～ 受賞年 受賞者 書名 備考 出版社 請求記号 タイトルコード Year Winner Title Notes Publisher Call Number Title Code １９０１～１９３０年

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The Collection of the Novel Prize in Literature ～ノーベル文学賞の今までとこれから～ 受賞年 受賞者 書名 備考 出版社 請求記号 タイトルコード Year Winner Title Notes Publisher Call Number Title Code １９０１～１９３０年 The collection of the novel prize in literature ～ノーベル文学賞の今までとこれから～ 受賞年 受賞者 書名 備考 出版社 請求記号 タイトルコード Year Winner Title Notes Publisher Call Number Title Code １９０１～１９３０年 1903 Bjornstjerne Bjornson Arne Fredonia Books Y949.6 1000610011318 1904 Jose Echegaray The great Galeoto:Folly or saintliness Fredonia Books Y962 1000510099933 1905 Henryk Sienkiewicz Quo Vadis Hippocrene Books Y989.8 1000510099948 1906 Giosue Carducci Selected verse Aris & Phillips Y971 1000510099949 ベルギー人、モーリ 1907 Rudyard Kipling The jungle books ス・メーテルリンク Penguin Books Y933.6 1000010767212 作の童話です。チル 1911 Maurice Maeterlinck The blue bird and the betrothal チルとミチルの兄妹 Philosophical Publishing C. Y952.7 1000510104718 が、「幸せの青い 鳥」を追い求めて、 1912 Gerhart Hauptmann Plays Continuum Y942 1000510100322 さまざな場所を訪れ るという日本でもお 1913 Rabindranath Tagore Gitanjali なじみの童話「青い Scribner Poetry Y929.8 1000801491945 鳥」の英語作品です。 1916 Verner von Heidenstam Sweden’s laureate University Press of Y949.8 1000610012953 1920 Knut Hamsun Hunger Penguin Books Y949.6 1000510099942 1921 Anatole France The crime of Sylvestre Bonnard Wildside Press Y953.6 1000510102389 1922 Jacinto Benavente The bonds of interest Dover Publications Y962 1000510099944 1923 William Butler Yeats The poems Everyman’s Library Y931.7 1000510102102 1925 Bernard Shaw Pygmalion Penguin Books Y932.7 1000010810717 Northwestern University 1926 Grazia Deledda Elias Portolu Y973 1000510097775 Press 1927 Henri Bergson Time and free will Dover Publications Y135.4 1000510106888 1927 Henri Bergson Matter and memory Dover Publications Y135.4 1000510102384 1928 Sigrid Undset Kristin Lavrandatter Norzoi Books Y949.7 1000510106958 1929 Thomas Mann The magic mountain Everyman’s Library Y943.7 1000510099894 1930 Sinclair Lewis Arrowsmith Signet Y933.7 1000510099939 １９３１～１９６０年 1932 John Galsworthy Forsyte Saga イギリス人小説家ジョン・ Touchstone Y933.7 1000510100367 ゴールズワージーの作品です。 University Press of the 1933 Ivan Bunin Shadowed paths ビクトリア朝におけるフォー Y983 1000510097777 サイト一族の年代記で『財産 pacifi Six characters in search of 1934 Luigi Pirandello の人』、『裁判ざた』、『貸 Penguin Books Y972 1000510106533 an author and other plays 家』の三部作と、その間奏短 1936 Eugene O’Neill Four plays by Eugene O’Neill 編作『フォーサイトの小春日 Signet Y932.7 1000510102108 和』、『目ざめ』から構成さ 1938 Pearl S.Buck The Good earth れています。 Pocket Books Y933.7 1000210035065 Selected poems of The university of New 1945 Gabriela Mistral Y960.2 1000610010859 Gabriela Mistral チリの女流詩人、ガブリエ Mexico Press ラ・ミストラルの作品です。 1946 Hermann Hesse Beneath the wheel 教育者でもあり「ラテンアメ Picador Y943.7 1000510100369 リカの母」との敬称を受ける 1947 Andre Gide Strait is the gate 彼女はラテンアメリカで初の Penguin Books Y953.7 1000010607156 The waste land and ノーベル文学賞受賞者です。 1948 T.S. Eliot The Modern Library Y931.7 1000510111756 other writings 1949 William Faulkner The Sound and the fury The Modern Library Y933.7 1000510014305 1950 Bertrand Russell The conquest of happiness Liveright Y133.5 1000510102385 1951 Par Lagerkvist Barabbas Vintage Books Y949.8 1000510106529 Rowman & Littlefield Pub 1952 Francois Mauriac Therese Desqueyroux Y953.7 1000510109305 Inc 1953 Winston S.Churchill The Second World War Mariner Books Y209.7 1000801426745 フランスの作家アル 1954 Ernest Hemingway For whom the bell tolls バート・カミュによる Scribner Y933.7 1000800467394 1942年の小説です。人 1955 Halldor Laxness Independent people 間社会に存在する不条 Harvill Press Y949.4 1000510102383 理をテーマにした三部 1956 Juan Ramon Jimenez Platero y yo 作の一作目にあたり、 Clarion Books Y963 1000510108706 ノーベル文学賞受賞に 1957 Albert Camus The outsider 最も影響を与えた作品 Penguin Books Y953.7 1000010607155 と言われています。 1958 Boris Pasternak Doctor Zhivago Everyman’s Library Y983 1000510102101 1960 Saint-John Perse Selected poems New Directions Y951.7 1000610012973 １９６１～１９９０年 1961 Ivo Andric The bridge over Drina Harvill Press Y989.2 1000610012976 1962 John Steinbeck East of Eden Penguin classics Y933.7 1000801805990 フランスの哲学者でもあり、 1962 John Steinbeck The grapes of wrath 小説家のジャン=ポール・ Everyman’s Library Y933.7 1000801805989 シャルル・エマール・サルト 1963 George Seferis Complete poems ルの作品です。この著書で彼 Anvil Y991.1 1000510102387 の実存主義を支持する哲学的 1964 Jean‐Paul Sartre Being and nothingness 説明が展開されています。 Washington Square Press Y958.7 1000510100362 1965 Mikhail Sholokhov And auiet flows the Don Penguin Books Y983 1000801805991 1966 S.Y. Agnon The bridal canopy Syracuse University Press Y929.7 1000610020537 1967 Miguel Angel Asturias The president Waveland Press INC. Y963 1000510097770 『古都』 1968 Yasunari Kawabata The old capital Tuttle Publishing Y913.6 1000800111897 川端康成 『雪国』 1968 Yasunari Kawabata Snow country Tuttle Publishing Y913.6 1000110003154 川端康成 『伊豆の踊子』 1968 Yasunari Kawabata The Izu dancer and other stories Tuttle Publishing Y913.6 1000110003210 川端康成 House of the sleeping beauties and 『眠れる美女』 1968 Yasunari Kawabata Kodansha International Y913.6 1000011007975 other stories 川端康成 1969 Samuel Beckett Waiting for Godot Samuel French Y952.7 1000510109422 1970 Alexander Solzhenitsyn One day in the life of Ivan Denisov Everyman’s Library Y983 1000510109304 1971 Pablo Neruda Five decades:A selection Grove Press Y961 1000510108008 1973 Patrick White Voss Vintage Books Y933.7 1000510109414 1974 Eyvind Johnson Dreams of roses and fire Hippocrene Books Y949.8 1000610020899 1976 Saul Bellow Adventures of Augie March Penguin Books Y933.7 1000510099938 1978 Isaac Bashevis Singer The collected stories Farrar Straus and Giroux Y949.9 1000610020550 The collected poems of Odysseus The Johns Hopkins 1979 Odysseus Elytis Y991 1000510100325 Elytis University Press 1980 Czeslaw Milosz New and collected poems HarperCollins Publishers Y989 1000510100328 1980 Czeslaw Milosz The captive mind Vintage Books Y989.8 1000510100326 1981 Elias Canetti Crowds and power ブルガリア出身のユダ Farrar Straus and Giroux Y134 1000510119475 ヤ人作家エリアス・カ 1982 Gabriel Garcia Marquez One hundred years of solitude ネッティの作品です。 HarperCollins Publishers Y963 1000510100424 迫害された民族の一員 1983 William Golding Lord of the flies としてファシズムの群 Perigee Book Y933.7 1000510109421 衆現象を経験した作家 1984 Jaroslav Seifert The poetry of Jaroslav Seifert の群衆論が描かれてい Catbird Press Y989.5 1000510108703 ます。 1985 Claude Simon The Flanders road Alma Books Y953.7 1000801808121 Myth,Literature and the African Cambridge University 1986 Wole Soyinka Y994 1000610020529 world Press 1987 Joseph Brodsky Collected poems in English Farrar Straus and Giroux Y981 1000510109307 1989 Camilo Jose Cela The family of Pascual Duarte Darkey Archive Press Y963 1000510106941 1990 Octavio Paz The Poems of Octavio Paz New Directions Y961 1000801796693 １９９１～２０１７年 1991 Nadine Gordimer The conservationist Penguin Books Y933.7 1000510075429 1992 Derek Walcott Selected poems Farrar Straus and Giroux Y931.7 1000800160872 1993 Toni Morrison Song of Solomon Everyman’s Library Y933.7 1000510075442 1994 Kenzaburo Oe Teach Us to Outgrow Our Madness Grove Press Y913.6 1000010818880 『個人的な体験』 1994 Kenzaburo Oe A Personal Matter Grove Weidenfeld Y913.6 1000010818878 大江健三郎 『人生の親戚』 1994 Kenzaburo Oe An echo of heaven Kodansha International Y913.6 1000011021634 大江健三郎 『万延元年のフット 1994 Kenzaburo Oe The Silent cry Kodansha International Y913.6 1000110049287 ボール』大江健三郎 1995 Seamus Heaney Opened ground Farrar Straus and Giroux Y931.7 1000510078754 1996 Wislawa Szymborska Poems new and collected 1957-1997 Harvest Books Y989.8 1000510078791 1998 Jose Saramago All the names Harcourt Y969.3 1000510077641 1999 Gunter Grass The tin drum Vintage Books Y943.7 1000510080992 1999 Gunter Grass Peeling the onion Harvest Books Y943.7 1000800342765 2000 Gao Xingjian Soul mountain Harper Perennial Y923.7 1000510078794 2001 V.S. Naipaul Beyond belief Little Brown and Company Y935.7 1000510078819 2002 Imre Kertesz Fatelessness Vintage Books Y993.7 1000510078192 2003 J.M. Coetzee Summertime Harvill Secker Y933.7 1000800457917 2004 Elfriede Jelinek The piano teacher Grove Press Y943.7 1000510077647 2005 Harold Pinter Complete works Grove Press Y938.7 1000510109300 2006 Orhan Pamuk Snow Vintage Books Y929.5 1000610041740 ペルーの代表的な作家で 2007 Doris Lessing The cleft ありジャーナリスト、 HarperCollins Publishers Y933.7 1000800131172 エッセイストでもあるマ 2008 J.M.G. Le Clezio The interrogation リオ・バルガス・リョサ Penguin Books Y953.7 1000800344972 の作品です。ドミニカ共 2009 Herta Muller The appointment 和国の独裁者ラファエ Picador Y943.7 1000800598671 ル・トルヒーリョの暗殺 とその余波を、描いてい 2010 Mario Vargas Llosa The feast of the Goat Faber and Faber Y963 1000800568427 ます。 2012 Mo Yan Red Sorghum Arrow Books Y923.7 1000801808138 2013 Alice Munro Too much happiness Knopf Y933.7 1000800472418 University of Nebraska 2014 Patrick Modiano Out of the dark Y953.7 1000801158086 press 2015 Alexievitch Svetlana Voices from Chernobyl Picador Y986 1000801297885 Black Dog & Leventhal 2016 Bob Dylan Bob Dylan all the songs Y767.8 1000801496185 Publishers 2017 Kazuo Ishiguro Never let me go Alfred A. Knopf Y933.7 1000510040157 My twentieth century evening and 2017 Kazuo Ishiguro Alfred A. Knopf Y930.2 1000801691687 other small breakthrough ２０１９年中央図書館が予想する候補者アメリカの公民 候補者 書名 備考 出版社 請求記号 タイトルコード The candidate Title Notes Publisher Call Number Title Code Umberto Eco The name of the rose Vintage Y973.7 1000210035064 Milan Kundera The unbearable lightness of being HarperCollins Publishers Y989.5 1000801799150 『海辺のカフカ』 Haruki Murakami Kafka on the shore Alfred A. Knopf Y913.6 1000510061356 村上春樹 『1973年のピン Haruki Murakami Wind / Pinball Knopf Y913.6 1000801364726 ボール』 村上春樹 全米図書賞小説部門 Joyce Carol Oates Them The Modern Library Y933.7 1000801799157 （1970） Joyce Carol Oates The falls ハンガリーの作家で元 Perennial Y933.7 1000610091424 フォトジャーナリスト Nadas Peter The end of a family story であるナーダシュ・ Vintage Books Y993.7 1000801799156 ペーテルのデビュー作 Nadas Peter A book of memories 品です。共産主義政権 Vintage Books Y993.7 1000801799152 のもと、祖父から語り 継がれたお話です。 Thomas Pynchon Against the day Penguin Books Y933.7 1000800160552 Salman Rushdie The Satanic verses ブッカー賞受賞作家 Viking Y933.7 1000310105151 ブッカー賞 Salman Rushdie Midnight’s children Penguin Books Y933.7 1000010610827 （1981） Dacia Maraini Beloved writing List Lab Y973 1000801799164 Ngugi Wa Thiong'o A grain of wheat Penguin classics Y933.7 1000801799148 Ngugi Wa Thiong'o The river between Penguin classics Y933.7 1000801484765 *一部の資料は２階開架にあります。.
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