The_Nobel_Peace_Prize_For_Literature

The Nobel Peace Prize For Literature The Noble Prize for Literature A prize is best defined as “something offered or won as an award for superiority or victory, as in a contest or competition” (3). Throughout the history of mankind rewards and prizes have been presented to those who conquered great achievements. Great achievements where awards are giving and names are remembered can only be awarded if one impacts the thoughts and visions of mankind. Of all great achieves and rewards, the Noble Prize is one in which stands out worldwide. The Nobel Prize is the most primitive global award given yearly ever since 1901 for accomplishments in chemistry, medicine, physics, or physiology, literature and peace (1). This paper will focus mainly on the Nobel Prize in Literature and discuss what good it promotes towards mankind. In doing so throughout this paper the following researched information will be discussed: what does the Noble Prize stand for, how does one qualify, when is the Nobel Price awarded, how many people have been award the prize, and how does it inspire the good of mankind. Literature can defined as an imaginative or creative writing, especially of recognized artistic value: “Literature must be an analysis nobel, prize, literature, academy, committee, names, list, retrieved, march, been, 2005, works, presented, one, nominations, awarded, work, swedish, candidates, award, 22, year, present, members, literary, great, winner, time, throughout, person, people, peace, noble, mankind, made