The winner of Nobel Prize in Literature in 20021year is the cage. What is the main story of this work?

202 1 Nobel Prize in Literature was obtained by 73-year-old Tanzanian novelist Abdul Zak Guelner. The reason for winning the Nobel Prize is that, due to his influence on colonial literary creation, he made an uncompromising and compassionate infiltration into the fate of refugees between different cultural continents. ? His prize-winning work is Cage, which is a short story about a shopkeeper and a female customer. The process from strangeness to familiarity.

Guelner started his literary creation on 1987 and published eight novels. His works mainly focus on the pain and identity crisis caused by colonialism and exile. English literary critics are full of praise for Guelner's creation, thinking that he has Naipaul's sharp style and Ben? Oakley's poetic language. In his novels, it is not difficult for readers to find a contradictory mentality: on the one hand, out of dissatisfaction or even hatred for some unsatisfactory places in Africa, exiles hope to find spiritual sustenance in Britain; On the other hand, due to the deep-rooted foundation of African culture and the exclusion of British society, it is difficult for them to integrate into British culture and social customs. Therefore, they have to summon those painful memories buried deep in their hearts, and constantly negotiate between the present and the past, reality and memory, and strive to find a balance.

Generally speaking, Guelner's novels mainly tell the story of African immigrants, deeply analyze their pain and confusion in the face of colonialism and racism in contemporary society, and depict the fragile side of contemporary British society with alienated character. The contradictory attitude of immigrant writers towards Britain is often manifested in the deviation of creative forms.

In Guelner's novels, the traditional linear narrative is replaced by fragmentary stories that travel through time and space, and this fracture just shows the living conditions of those characters who are in a dislocation and scattered state. In the context of globalization, diaspora not only means forced migration caused by Jewish conquest, wandering or human trafficking, but also means transnational mobility, including multi-directional cultural migration and integration, and the ability to occupy different cultural spaces. This movement is not a simple population movement. It has worldwide cultural significance and constitutes a global cultural and social relationship with chain interaction.