Story (English)Storey, David

Japanese: ストーリー（英語表記）Storey, David

Born: July 13, 1933, Wakefield
[Died] March 26, 2017. London. British novelist and playwright. Full name: David Malcolm Storey. He depicted the loneliness and alienation of modern life by deconstructing the communicative and activating nature of language. At the age of 17, after completing compulsory education, he joined Leeds Rugby League Club and won a scholarship to an art school in London. Later, he found it difficult to balance rugby and art, so he returned three-quarters of his contract fee to the club and left the club. In 1960, he made his debut as a novelist with "This Sporting Life," a novel about the life of a professional rugby player. This work was made into a film titled "The Wages of Solitude" by director Lindsay Anderson in 1963. Other works include "Saville" (1976, Booker Prize), "A Prodigal Child" (1982), and "Thin-Ice Skater" (2004). As a playwright, his representative works include The Restoration of Arnold Middleton (1966), which depicts a teacher who suffers from severe neurosis; In Celebration (1969, made into a film in 1974) and The Contractor (1969), which depict the estrangement between parent and child; Home (1970), which consists of a dialogue between four elderly men and women in a setting that resembles a psychiatric hospital; The Changing Room (1971), set in the changing room of a semi-professional rugby team; and "The March on Russia" (1989).

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Story, Joseph

Born: September 18, 1779, Marblehead
Died: September 10, 1845. Cambridge American jurist. In 1811, at the young age of 32, he became a justice of the United States Supreme Court (until 1845), and is one of the most famous judges in American legal history along with J. Marshall. He also served as a professor at Harvard University (29-45). He wrote many studies in various fields of law and established the foundations of Anglo-American private international law. His main works are "Bailments" (32), "On the Constitution" (33), "The Conflict of Laws" (34), "Equity Jurisprudence" (36), and "Equity Pleadings" (38).

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Story, William Wetmore

Born February 12, 1819 in Salem, Massachusetts.
[Died] October 7, 1895. Barom Broza American sculptor and man of letters. After graduating from Harvard University in 1838, he studied law under his father, Joseph, a lawyer, but decided to become a sculptor and moved to Rome in 1856, where he spent the rest of his life. His most famous work is "Cleopatra," which was exhibited at an art exhibition in London in 1862. As a man of letters, he also left behind many works, including poems, treatises, and a biography of his father.

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[生]1933.7.13. ウェークフィールド
[没]2017.3.26. ロンドン
イギリスの小説家，劇作家。フルネーム David Malcolm Storey。言語の伝達性と行動性を解体することにより，現代生活の孤独や疎外感を描いた。義務教育終了後の 17歳で，リーズ・ラグビー・リーグ・クラブに入団するとともにロンドンの美術学校の奨学金を得た。その後，ラグビーと美術の両立が難しくなり，クラブに契約金の 4分の3を払い戻して退団した。1960年にラグビーのプロ選手の生活を描いた "This Sporting Life"で小説家としてデビュー。この作品は 1963年にリンゼー・アンダーソン監督により『孤独の報酬』のタイトルで映画化された。そのほかの作品に，『サヴィルの青春』Saville（1976，ブッカー賞），"A Prodigal Child"（1982），"Thin-Ice Skater"（2004）など。劇作家としての代表作は，強度の神経症になった教師を描いた『アーノルド・ミドルトンの回復』The Restoration of Arnold Middleton（1966），親子の断絶を描いた『祝う』In Celebration（1969，映画化 1974）と『請負師』The Contractor（1969），精神病院らしい場所における男女 4人の老人の対話からなる『ホーム』Home（1970），セミプロのラグビー・チームの更衣室を舞台にした『更衣室』The Changing Room（1971），"The March on Russia"（1989）などがある。

ストーリー
Story， Joseph

[生]1779.9.18. マーブルヘッド
[没]1845.9.10. ケンブリッジ
アメリカの法律家。 1811年 32歳の若さで合衆国最高裁判所判事となり (1845まで) ，J.マーシャルと並んでアメリカ法史に残る名裁判官であって，ハーバード大学教授もつとめた (29～45) 。法の各部門にわたり多くの研究を著わし，英米国際私法の基礎をつくった。主著"Bailments" (32) ，"On the Constitution" (33) ，"The Conflict of Laws" (34) ，"Equity Jurisprudence" (36) ，"Equity Pleadings" (38) 。

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Story， William Wetmore

[生]1819.2.12. マサチューセッツ，セイレム
[没]1895.10.7. バロムブロザ
アメリカの彫刻家，文学者。 1838年ハーバード大学を卒業後，法律家の父ジョゼフのもとで法律を学んだが，彫刻家になることを決意して 56年ローマに渡り，その生涯をこの地で過した。代表作は 62年ロンドンの美術展に出品した『クレオパトラ』。彼はまた文学者として詩，論文，父の伝記など多くの著作を残した。

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