Wolfe, Thomas Clayton

Japanese: ウルフ（英語表記）Wolfe， Thomas Clayton
Wolfe, Thomas Clayton
Born: October 3, 1900, Asheville, North Carolina
Died: September 15, 1938, Baltimore, Maryland. American author. While studying at the University of North Carolina, he developed an interest in theater and continued his studies at Harvard University. He later taught at New York University and traveled to Europe. In 1926, he began writing novels, his first autobiographical work, Look Homeward, Angel (1929). He soon left teaching and published the sequel, Of Time and River (35), and wrote a huge manuscript, consciously written in an "objective" style, using his own life as material, but it was not published during his lifetime. This posthumous work was published as The Web and the Rock (39) and You Can't Go Home Again (40), and together with the first two works, they constitute a grand American epic, an autobiographical saga of a wandering spirit that continues to absorb everything as if possessed by hunger. His other works include a collection of short stories, From Death to Morning (35), and a creative essay, The Story of a Novel (36).

Wolf
Wolfe, Tom

Born: March 2, 1931 in Richmond, Virginia
[Died] May 14, 2018. New York, New York. American novelist and journalist. Full name Thomas Kennerly Wolfe, Jr. After graduating from Washington and Lee University, he obtained his PhD from Yale University. While active in journalism, contributing to magazines such as New York and Esquire, he also wrote novels such as The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test (1968), which are characterized by a psychedelic style that makes full use of slang, jargon, and neologisms, and which use popular topics such as beats, hippies, yippies, and hallucinogens. He also co-edited the anthology The New Journalism (1973), as a pioneer of new journalism, which values ​​the author's subjectivity and uses various forms to convey reality. Other works include the astronaut record The Right Stuff (1979) and The Bonfire of the Vanities (1987).

Wolf
Woolf, (Adeline) Virginia

Born: January 25, 1882, London
[Died] March 28, 1941. Rodmell, Sussex. British female writer. Daughter of critic L. Stephen. Married L. Woolf, also of the Bloomsbury Group, in 1912. From her early work, Jacob's Room (1922), she experimentally reexamined the plot and character concepts of traditional novels, and established a method of describing the "stream of consciousness" of characters whose characters change from moment to moment in works such as Mrs. Dalloway (25) and To the Lighthouse (27). She also made a great contribution to the establishment of modern novel techniques with Orlando (28), which incorporates a new concept of time, and the symbolic The Waves (31). Her other works include The Common Reader (vol. 2, pp. 25, 32), a collection of essays filled with feminine sensibility, and A Writer's Diary (53), edited by her husband. She committed suicide during World War II.

Wolf
Wolfe, James

Born: January 2, 1727.
Died September 13, 1759. British soldier in Quebec. Participated in the suppression of the Forty-five Years Rebellion, served in the Scottish Army (1749-52), military attaché in Paris (52-53), and quartermaster general of the Irish Army (57-58). When the Seven Years' War began, he served in the French and Indian War in North America in 1758, which was one phase of the war, and distinguished himself in the Battle of Louisbourg before returning home. The following year, he became commander of the army that captured Quebec, and continued to lead despite being seriously wounded. He was killed in battle when he received news that the city had been successfully captured.

Wolf
Woolf, Leonard (Sidney)

Born: November 25, 1880, London
[Died] August 14, 1969. Rodmell, Sussex. British critic. Studied at Cambridge University and became a magazine editor. Joined the Bloomsbury Group, married Virginia, daughter of L. Stephen, in 1912, and founded the publishing company Hogarth Press in 1917. In addition to critical essays such as Imperialism and Civilization (1928), he also wrote a five-volume autobiography (1960-1969).

Wolf
Wolfe, Humbert

Born: January 5, 1886 in Milan
[died] January 5, 1940, London. British poet. He wrote poetry while working as a civil servant for the Ministry of Labour. In addition to many collections of poems, from London Sonnets (1920) to Kensington Gardens in Wartime (40), he also wrote an autobiography and a collection of essays, Dialogues and Monologues (28).

Wolf
Wolfe, Charles

Born: 14 December 1791 in Dublin
[died] 21 February 1823. Irish clergyman and poet from Cork, Ireland. Author of the famous poem The Burial of Sir John Moore (1817).

Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information

Japanese:
[生]1900.10.3. ノースカロライナ，アッシュビル
[没]1938.9.15. メリーランド，ボルティモア
アメリカの作家。ノースカロライナ大学在学中演劇に興味をもち，引続きハーバード大学で演劇を専攻。のちニューヨーク大学で教鞭をとり，またヨーロッパを旅行したりして，1926年初めて小説に手を染めたが，これが最初の自伝的小説『天使よ故郷を見よ』 Look Homeward，Angel (1929) になった。まもなく教職を辞して，続編『時と川について』 Of Time and River (35) を発表，さらに自己の生涯を素材としながら意識的に「客観的」手法をとった膨大な原稿を書上げたが，生前には出版にいたらなかった。この遺稿は『くもの巣と岩』 The Web and the Rock (39) ，『汝再び故郷に帰れず』 You Can't Go Home Again (40) として出版され，前2作とともに，一つの壮大なアメリカの叙事詩，飢えにとりつかれたようにすべてを吸収しようと放浪を続ける精神の自伝的大河小説を構成する。ほかに，短編集『死から朝へ』 From Death to Morning (35) ，創作論『ある小説の物語』 The Story of a Novel (36) など。

ウルフ
Wolfe, Tom

[生]1931.3.2. バージニア，リッチモンド
[没]2018.5.14. ニューヨーク，ニューヨーク
アメリカ合衆国の小説家，ジャーナリスト。フルネーム Thomas Kennerly Wolfe, Jr.。ワシントン・アンド・リー大学卒業後，エール大学で博士号取得。雑誌『ニューヨーク』や『エスクワイア』などに寄稿し，ジャーナリズムの一線で活躍する一方，ビート，ヒッピー，イッピー，幻覚剤などの流行を素材にし，俗語，隠語，新語を駆使したサイケデリックな文体を特徴とする『クール・クール LSD交感テスト』The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test（1968）などの小説を書いた。また筆者の主観を重んじ，さまざまな形式を用いて現実を伝えようとするニュー・ジャーナリズムの旗手として，アンソロジー『ニュー・ジャーナリズム』The New Journalism（1973）を共編。ほかに宇宙飛行士の記録『ザ・ライト・スタッフ』The Right Stuff（1979），『虚栄の篝火』The Bonfire of the Vanities（1987）など。

ウルフ
Woolf， (Adeline) Virginia

[生]1882.1.25. ロンドン
[没]1941.3.28. サセックス，ロドメル
イギリスの女流作家。評論家 L.スティーブンの娘。 1912年同じ「ブルームズベリー・グループ」の L.ウルフと結婚した。初期の『ジェーコブの部屋』 Jacob's Room (1922) あたりから伝統小説のプロットや性格概念に対して実験的再検討を試み，『ダロウェー夫人』 Mrs. Dalloway (25) や『灯台へ』 To the Lighthouse (27) などで刻々と移り変る人物の「意識の流れ」を叙述していく方法を確立，さらに時間に対する新しい概念をこめた『オーランドー』 Orlando (28) や象徴的な『波』 The Waves (31) などによって，現代小説の技法確立に大きな貢献をした。ほかに，女性らしい感受性に満ちた評論集『一般読者』 The Common Reader (2巻，25，32) ，夫の編集による『作家の日記』A Writer's Diary (53) がある。第2次世界大戦中に自殺をとげた。

ウルフ
Wolfe， James

[生]1727.1.2.
[没]1759.9.13. ケベック
イギリスの軍人。「四十五年の反乱」の鎮圧戦に参加，スコットランド軍勤務 (1749～52) ，パリ駐在武官 (52～53) ，アイルランド駐留軍主計総監 (57～58) を歴任。七年戦争が始ると，1758年その一局面をなす北アメリカ大陸のフレンチ・アンド・インディアン戦争に従軍，ルイスバーグ攻略戦で武勲をあげ，いったん帰国。翌年ケベック攻略軍司令官になり，重傷を負いながら指揮を続け，同市攻略成功の報に接したが戦死。

ウルフ
Woolf， Leonard (Sidney)

[生]1880.11.25. ロンドン
[没]1969.8.14. サセックス，ロドメル
イギリスの評論家。ケンブリッジ大学に学び，雑誌編集者となる。「ブルームズベリー・グループ」に加わり，1912年 L.スティーブンの娘バージニアと結婚，17年出版社ホガース・プレスを設立。『帝国主義と文明』 Imperialism and Civilization (1928) などの評論のほか，全5巻の自伝 (60～69) がある。

ウルフ
Wolfe， Humbert

[生]1886.1.5. ミラノ
[没]1940.1.5. ロンドン
イギリスの詩人。官吏として労働省に勤務しながら詩作した。『ロンドン・ソネット集』 London Sonnets (1920) から『戦時のケンジントン・ガーデン』 Kensington Gardens in Wartime (40) にいたる多くの詩集のほか，自伝や論集『対話と独語』 Dialogues and Monologues (28) がある。

ウルフ
Wolfe， Charles

[生]1791.12.14. ダブリン
[没]1823.2.21. コーク
アイルランドの牧師，詩人。有名な詩篇『サー・ジョン・ムアの埋葬』 The Burial of Sir John Moore (1817) の作者。

出典　ブリタニカ国際大百科事典 小項目事典ブリタニカ国際大百科事典 小項目事典について　情報

<<:  Urfa - Urfa (English spelling)

>>:  Urbino (English spelling)

Recommend

Silver Hub

...Their pupils are vertical, and in front of the...

Eternal Now - Eternal Now

...In this theory, both the future and the past a...

Pericardium

The heart is surrounded by two lobes, an inner an...

Along Bay - Along Wan (English name) Vinh A Long

A bay in northeastern Vietnam. It faces a coastlin...

Hideaki Ishikawa

1893-1955 An urban engineer from the Taisho to Sh...

Arthrodesis

...To correct foot drop, there are methods such a...

Quota method - quota method

A type of meaningful choice method for sampling in...

Portwine stain

… [Hemangioma] Also called hemangioma. Hemangioma...

Anigothanthus coccineus (English spelling)

… [Mitsuru Hotta]... *Some of the terminology tha...

Environmental neurosis

...The above are the commonly used types, but the...

Inviolability

Under international law, foreigners are generally...

edition binding

...In the 12th century, schools of bookbinding we...

Pinter - Pintar (English spelling) Harold Pinter

British playwright. Born in the working-class of ...

Local Samurai - Jizamurai

This refers to the powerful headman class of vill...

Hémon, Louis

Born: October 12, 1880 in Brest [Died] July 8, 191...