In 1987, Joseph Brodsky was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for poetry and essays marked by clarity and imaginative intensity. His work drew on exile and the Russian and English literary traditions while exploring memory and moral independence.
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Joseph Brodsky
Nobel Prize history for Joseph Brodsky based on the award records stored in the World History Database.
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Recorded Nobel Prize awards
1 distinct award entry or entries in the World History Database.
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