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, روجر مايس (بالإنجليزية: Roger Mais) (و. 1905 – 1955 م) هو شاعر، وصحفي، ومؤلف، وروائي، وكاتب، وكاتب مسرحي جامايكي، ولد في كينغستون، توفي في كينغستون، عن عمر يناهز 50 عاماً.
, Roger Mais (född 1905 Kingston − död 1955 … Roger Mais (född 1905 Kingston − död 1955 Kingston) var en jamaicansk journalist, författare och poet. Mais skrev för tidningen Public Opinion vilken var sammankopplad med People's National Party på Jamaica, han blev också fängslad för att ha skrivit en kolonialkritisk kolumn i tidningen. I fängelset började han skriva sin första roman, The Hills Were Joyful Together, boken handlar om arbetarklassens liv i Kingston under 1940-talet. Mais andra roman, Brother Man handlar om Rastafarirörelsens uppkomst.Mais tredje roman fick namnet Black Lightning och handlar om en konstnär som lever ute på landet. Mais romaner har blivit ompublicerade ett antal gånger och han är en av karibiens viktigaste författare. Roger Mais dikt "Barn på hemväg från skolan" blev under 2007 publicerad i SL:s projekt .lev under 2007 publicerad i SL:s projekt .
, Roger Mais (* 11. August 1905 in Kingston; … Roger Mais (* 11. August 1905 in Kingston; † 21. Juni 1955 ebenda) war ein jamaikanischer Schriftsteller, Poet, Fotojournalist und Maler. 1978 erhielt er posthum den "Order of Jamaica" für seinen Beitrag zu Jamaikas politischer Fortentwicklung. Mais war ein bedeutender Vertreter der sich erhebenden nationalen Bewegungen, dem "National Movement" des Jamaikas der 1930er Jahre. Nachdem er vornehmlich unveröffentlicht gebliebene Gedichte und Kurzgeschichten geschrieben hatte, begann er ab 1938 die Zerrissenheit und Hoffnungslosigkeit der sich emanzipierenden schwarzen Bevölkerung Jamaikas zur Zeit des Zweiten Weltkrieges zu schildern. 1944 kam Mais wegen seiner, gegenüber Winston Churchills Politik kritischen Rede "Now we know" für ein halbes Jahr in Spanish Town ins Gefängnis. Daraufhin erst folgte seine Romantrilogie "The Hills Were Joyful Together" (1953), "Brother Man" (1954) und "Black Lightning" (1955), die ihn international bekannt machten. Roger Mais gilt weithin als Vater der modernen karibischen Literatur. Indem er sein literarisches Schaffen an dem Bedürfnis nach einer nationalen wie kulturellen Identität ausrichtete, wandte er sich gegen die hegemonische literarische Tradition Europas und stellte sein künstlerisches Schaffen in den Dienst der Erkundung seines eigenen Volkes und dessen Kultur, mit dem Ziel eine eigene, möglichst authentische Sprache zu finden. Mais arbeitete vor seiner Karriere als Literat als Fotograf für die Tageszeitung Jamaica Gleaner und begann in den 1950er Jahren mit Malerei. Seine Bilder sind in der Dauerausstellung der National Gallery of Jamaica zu sehen. der National Gallery of Jamaica zu sehen.
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Roger Mais (* 11. August 1905 in Kingston; … Roger Mais (* 11. August 1905 in Kingston; † 21. Juni 1955 ebenda) war ein jamaikanischer Schriftsteller, Poet, Fotojournalist und Maler. 1978 erhielt er posthum den "Order of Jamaica" für seinen Beitrag zu Jamaikas politischer Fortentwicklung. Mais arbeitete vor seiner Karriere als Literat als Fotograf für die Tageszeitung Jamaica Gleaner und begann in den 1950er Jahren mit Malerei. Seine Bilder sind in der Dauerausstellung der National Gallery of Jamaica zu sehen. der National Gallery of Jamaica zu sehen.
, Roger Mais (/ˈmeɪz/; 11 August 1905 – 21 J … Roger Mais (/ˈmeɪz/; 11 August 1905 – 21 June 1955) was a Jamaican journalist, novelist, poet, and playwright. He was born to a middle-class family in Kingston, Jamaica. By 1951, he had won ten first prizes in West Indian literary competitions. His integral role in the development of political and cultural nationalism is evidenced in his being awarded the high honour of the Order of Jamaica in 1978.gh honour of the Order of Jamaica in 1978.
, Roger Mais (född 1905 Kingston − död 1955 … Roger Mais (född 1905 Kingston − död 1955 Kingston) var en jamaicansk journalist, författare och poet. Mais skrev för tidningen Public Opinion vilken var sammankopplad med People's National Party på Jamaica, han blev också fängslad för att ha skrivit en kolonialkritisk kolumn i tidningen. I fängelset började han skriva sin första roman, The Hills Were Joyful Together, boken handlar om arbetarklassens liv i Kingston under 1940-talet. Mais andra roman, Brother Man handlar om Rastafarirörelsens uppkomst.Mais tredje roman fick namnet Black Lightning och handlar om en konstnär som lever ute på landet.ar om en konstnär som lever ute på landet.
, روجر مايس (بالإنجليزية: Roger Mais) (و. 1905 – 1955 م) هو شاعر، وصحفي، ومؤلف، وروائي، وكاتب، وكاتب مسرحي جامايكي، ولد في كينغستون، توفي في كينغستون، عن عمر يناهز 50 عاماً.
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