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Lagerkvist

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La·ger·kvist  (lägr-kfst), Pär Fabian 1891-1974.
Swedish writer whose novels, including The Hangman (1933) and The Dwarf (1944), explore morality and the search for belief. He won the 1951 Nobel Prize for literature.
Lagerkvist (Swedish) [ˈlɑːgərkvist]
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(Biographies / Lagerkvist, Pär (Fabian) (1891-1974) M, Swedish, WRITING: novelist, THEATRE: dramatist) Pär (Fabian) (pæːr). 1891-1974, Swedish novelist and dramatist. His works include the novels The Dwarf (1944) and


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Some occupational studies (Enterline and Marsh 1982; Jensen and Hansen 1998; Lagerkvist and Zetterlund 1994; Lubin et al.
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As novelist Par Lagerkvist explores in his Pulitzer-prizewinning book, Barabbas (Vintage International), even if Barabbas didn't care about who died for him, others would, and that strange bargain would color the rest of his life.
What a difference a day makes: the day after Jesus' death, his ... by Camille, Alice / U.S. Catholic
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