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渥雷·索因卡 （Akinwande Oluwole "Wole" Soyinka，又译 沃雷·索因卡，1934年7月13日 —）， 尼日利亚 作家 、 诗人 和 剧作家。 他尤其在戏剧创作上取得很大的成就，并在1986年获得了 诺贝尔文学奖，成为第一个获得该奖的 非洲 人。 1934年，索因卡出生于尼日利亚 约鲁巴族 （Yoruba） 埃格巴部落 （Egba）的一个贫穷家庭，出生地为 阿贝奥库塔。 他首先在阿贝奥库塔接受了 小学 教育，又在 伊巴丹 的政府学院接受了 中学 教育。 最后进入伊巴丹的大学学 …

沃莱·索因卡（Wole Soyinka，1934年7月13日—），尼日利亚剧作家、诗人、小说家、评论家。 他一生写了30多部作品，绝大多数讽刺非洲的社会文化风气和社会弊端。

The works of the Nigerian author Wole Soyinka comprises 25 plays, ten essay collections, seven poetry collections, five memoirs, three novels, and two translated works. [1] His first major plays were The Swamp Dwellers (1958) and The Lion and the Jewel (1959); both which were performed in Ibadan , Nigeria. [ 2 ]

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2025年3月5日 · longe在英语里 是个法语外来词， tether (缰绳)的意思。 用 “a little longe” 借喻 “a little while”。 没有上下文的情况下我倾向于这里少打了一个“r”… 忍者神龟 里反派老大，是不是叫 Longe? Why don't you stay a little longe.

So Long a Letter (French: Une si longue lettre) is a semi-autobiographical epistolary novel originally written in French by the Senegalese writer Mariama Bâ. [1] . It was her first novel. Its theme is the condition of women in Western African society. As the novel begins, Ramatoulaye Fall is beginning a letter to her lifelong friend Aissatou Bâ.

Wole étudie à Ibadan, puis à Leeds, en Grande Bretagne. Il travaille pour le Royal Court Theatre à Londres, il y rédige ses premières pièces très marquées par l’influence de Brecht, dont Le lion et la perle (1959) qui lui vaut très tôt d’être remarqué.

Wole Soyinka is a renowned Nigerian playwright, poet, and essayist, and he became the first African laureate to be awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1986. His works often explore themes of identity, oppression, and cultural heritage while drawing from rich traditions of African folktales, mythology, and oral storytelling.