S. Y. Agnon

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S. Y. Agnon was a Nobel Prize–winning Israeli writer whose modernist Hebrew fiction profoundly shaped 20th-century Hebrew literature and Jewish narrative tradition.

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Shai Agnon 1

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instanceOf Hebrew-language writer
Nobel Prize laureate
novelist
person
short story writer
writer
alsoKnownAs Shai Agnon NERFINISHED
Shmuel Yosef Agnon NERFINISHED
awardReceived Israel Prize for Literature NERFINISHED
Nobel Prize in Literature
birthName Shmuel Yosef Halevi Czaczkes NERFINISHED
burialPlace Mount of Olives NERFINISHED
citizenship Mandatory Palestine NERFINISHED
State of Israel NERFINISHED
countryOfDeath Israel NERFINISHED
dateOfBirth 1888-07-17
dateOfDeath 1970-02-17
ethnicGroup Jews
familyName Czaczkes NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork Hebrew literature
Jewish narrative tradition
genre Hebrew fiction
Jewish literature
modernist literature
givenName Shmuel Yosef NERFINISHED
influenced 20th-century Hebrew literature
Israeli writers
influencedBy Hasidic tales NERFINISHED
Jewish religious texts
traditional rabbinic literature
languageOfWorkOrName Hebrew
Yiddish
movedTo Jaffa NERFINISHED
Jerusalem NERFINISHED
Ottoman Palestine NERFINISHED
movement modernism
NobelPrizeYear 1966
notableWork A Guest for the Night NERFINISHED
A Simple Story NERFINISHED
Days of Awe NERFINISHED
In the Heart of the Seas NERFINISHED
Only Yesterday NERFINISHED
Shira NERFINISHED
The Bridal Canopy NERFINISHED
occupation editor
writer
placeOfBirth Austria-Hungary NERFINISHED
Buczacz NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Jerusalem NERFINISHED
primarySubjectOfWork Jewish life in Eastern Europe
Jewish life in the Land of Israel
religious faith and doubt
tradition and modernity in Jewish society
pseudonym Agnon NERFINISHED
religion Judaism
residence Berlin NERFINISHED
Jaffa NERFINISHED
Jerusalem
Leipzig NERFINISHED
sharedNobelPrizeWith Nelly Sachs NERFINISHED
writingStyle blend of traditional Jewish sources and modernist narrative techniques

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