Claude Simon

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Claude Simon was a French novelist and key figure of the Nouveau Roman movement, known for his experimental narrative style and complex, fragmented prose.

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instanceOf Nobel laureate in Literature
Nouveau Roman writer
human
novelist
awardReceived Nobel Prize in Literature
countryOfCitizenship France
countryOfDeath France
dateOfBirth 1913-10-10
dateOfDeath 2005-07-06
describedBySource Nobel Prize in Literature 1985 citation
educatedAt Collège Stanislas de Paris
University of Cambridge
familyName Simon
fieldOfWork literature
novel
genre experimental literature
modernist novel
givenName Claude
influencedBy James Joyce
Marcel Proust
William Faulkner
languageOfWorkOrName French
memberOf Académie Goncourt
militaryBranch French Army
movement Nouveau Roman
name Claude Simon
nationality French
notableFor complex, fragmented prose
experimental narrative style
notableWork Histoire
La Route des Flandres
Le Palace
Les Géorgiques
L’Acacia
L’Herbe
occupation novelist
writer
participantIn Second World War
linked to: World War II
placeOfBirth Antananarivo
Madagascar
placeOfDeath Paris
residence Paris
sexOrGender male
writingStyle fragmented narrative
nonlinear narrative
stream of consciousness

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Simon hasNotableBearer Claude Simon
La Route des Flandres author Claude Simon
Nouveau Roman notableAuthor Claude Simon
Claude Simon name Claude Simon
Jérôme Lindon publisherOf Claude Simon
Nouveau roman notableProponent Claude Simon