Robert Menasse a Finalist for the Prix du Livre Européen 2023

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05.10.2023
Robert Menasse's novel Enlargement is one of just three titles still in the running for the Prix du Livre Européen 2023. Established in 2007 and organized by the association Esprit d'Europe, the prize seeks to promote European values and to contribute to an improved understanding of the European Union as a cultural entity.

A jury of journalists, headed by Giuliano Da Empoli, will meet on November 9, 2023 to choose the winning work. The results will be announced in late November at the European Parliament in Brussels. The winner receives a cash prize of 10,000 EUR. 

You can find out more about Enlargement here, or by contacting the Rights Manager for your region.

Robert Menasse was born in Vienna in 1954. He studied German philology, philosophy and political science in Vienna, Salzburg and Messina and received his PhD in 1980 with a thesis on the character of the outsider in literature. Menasse then spent six years at the University of São Paulo, first as a lecturer for Austrian literature, then as a guest lecturer at the Institute for Literary Theory, where he gave lectures on philosophical and aesthetic theories, including on Hegel, Lukács, Benjamin and Adorno. Since his return from Brazil in 1988, Robert Menasse has been a writer and essayist based mainly in Vienna.

Robert Menasse was born in Vienna in 1954. He studied German philology, philosophy and political science in Vienna, Salzburg and Messina and...


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