Amos Oz

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Amos Oz was a prominent Israeli novelist, essayist, and intellectual known for his explorations of Israeli society and the Israeli–Palestinian conflict.

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Amos Oz canonical 26
young Amos Oz 1

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instanceOf Israeli writer
essayist
human
intellectual
novelist
awardReceived Bialik Prize
Goethe Prize
Israel Prize for Literature
linked to: Israel Prize

Prince of Asturias Award for Literature
birthName Amos Klausner
causeOfDeath cancer
citizenship Israel
countryOfBirth Mandatory Palestine
dateOfBirth 1939-05-04
dateOfDeath 2018-12-28
educatedAt Hebrew University of Jerusalem
employer Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
fieldOfWork Israeli–Palestinian conflict
literature
political essays
gender male
genre autobiography
fiction
non-fiction
languageOfWorkOrName Hebrew
memberOf Kibbutz Hulda
movement Zionism
name Amos Oz
nationality Israeli
notableWork A Perfect Peace
A Tale of Love and Darkness
Black Box
Don’t Call It Night
Fima
My Michael
The Same Sea
numberOfChildren 3
occupation essayist
journalist
novelist
professor
short story writer
placeOfBirth Jerusalem
placeOfDeath Tel Aviv
politicalAlignment Israeli peace camp
positionHeld professor of literature
religion secular Judaism
spouse Nily Oz
supported two-state solution
wroteAbout Israeli society
Israeli–Palestinian conflict
kibbutz life

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A Tale of Love and Darkness portraysCharacter young Amos Oz
linked to: Amos Oz
Amos Oz name Amos Oz
My Michael author Amos Oz
Black Box author Amos Oz
Black Box creator Amos Oz
Fania Oz child Amos Oz
Fania Oz hasSon Amos Oz
"A Tale of Love and Darkness" (autobiographical novel) author Amos Oz
subject linked to: Amir Tessler
A Tale of Love and Darkness (novel) author Amos Oz
subject linked to: Keren Rosenberg