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, Mark Kurlansky (December 7, 1948) is an Am … Mark Kurlansky (December 7, 1948) is an American journalist and writer of general interest non-fiction. He has written a number of books of fiction and non-fiction. His 1997 book, Cod: A Biography of the Fish That Changed the World (1997), was an international bestseller and was translated into more than 15 languages. His book Nonviolence: Twenty-five Lessons From the History of a Dangerous Idea (2006) was the non-fiction winner of the 2007 Dayton Literary Peace Prize.r of the 2007 Dayton Literary Peace Prize.
, Mark Kurlansky (Hartford, 1948ko abenduaren 7a - ) kazetari eta idazle estatubatuarra da, elikagaien historian aditua.
, Mark Kurlansky (Hartford, Connecticut, 7 d … Mark Kurlansky (Hartford, Connecticut, 7 de Dezembro de 1948) é um jornalista e escritor estadunidense de não-ficção que aborda tópicos tais como a história do bacalhau e a história do sal. Kurlansky bacharelou-se em Artes na em 1970 e foi correspondente dos jornais norte-americanos Miami Herald, The Philadelphia Inquirer e International Herald Tribune. Publicou seu primeiro livro, A Continent of Islands, em 1992. Sua obra mais difundida é Cod: A Biography of the Fish That Changed the World, publicada em 1997 e traduzido para mais de 15 línguas, inclusive o português.mais de 15 línguas, inclusive o português.
, Mark Kurlansky (Hartford, 7 décembre 1948 … Mark Kurlansky (Hartford, 7 décembre 1948 -) est un écrivain et un journaliste américain. Il est connu pour ses ouvrages historiques qui traitent de sujets éclectiques comme la morue et le sel. Éduqué à l'université privée Butler à Indianapolis, il s'intéresse au théâtre et obtient un Baccalauréat ès arts en 1970. Il se réoriente ensuite vers le journalisme pendant les années 1970. Correspondant pour le Miami Herald, The Philadelphia Inquirer puis pour l'International Herald Tribune, il déménage au Mexique en 1982. En 1992, il publie son premier d'une série de livres à succès. Son livre Cod de 1997 est un succès d'édition international, ayant été traduit en plus de quinze langues. Ses écrits sur la culture basque lui ont valu des distinctions.ture basque lui ont valu des distinctions.
, Mark Kurlansky (* 7. Dezember 1948 in Hartford, Connecticut) ist ein US-amerikanischer Journalist und Sachbuchautor.
, Mark Kurlansky, född 7 december 1948 i Har … Mark Kurlansky, född 7 december 1948 i Hartford, Connecticut, USA, är en amerikansk journalist och författare. Han är mest känd för sina facklitterära verk men har också gett ut skönlitteratur och barnböcker. I sin ungdom var Kurlansky en driven motståndare mot Vietnamkriget och vägrade ta värvning i armén. Istället arbetade han som fiskare för att spara ihop pengar till sina collegestudier. 1970 tog han en fil.kand.-examen i teater från Butler University och arbetade sedan som dramatiker i New York. I mitten på 70-talet lämnade han teatern för att istället ägna sig åt journalism. Mellan 1976 och 1991 skrev han för en rad olika tidningar som utrikeskorrespondent, bland andra , The Chicago Tribune och . Till hans mest kända verk hör Torsk: en biografi om fisken som förändrade världen och Salt: en världshistoria som båda skildrar historien sett ur ett särskilt perspektiv, ett återkommande tema i hans författarskap.tt återkommande tema i hans författarskap.
, Марк Курланский (род. 7 декабря 1948 в Хартфорде, штат Коннектикут) — американский журналист и писатель-документалист.
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Mark Kurlansky (Hartford, 7 décembre 1948 … Mark Kurlansky (Hartford, 7 décembre 1948 -) est un écrivain et un journaliste américain. Il est connu pour ses ouvrages historiques qui traitent de sujets éclectiques comme la morue et le sel. Éduqué à l'université privée Butler à Indianapolis, il s'intéresse au théâtre et obtient un Baccalauréat ès arts en 1970. Il se réoriente ensuite vers le journalisme pendant les années 1970. Correspondant pour le Miami Herald, The Philadelphia Inquirer puis pour l'International Herald Tribune, il déménage au Mexique en 1982.d Tribune, il déménage au Mexique en 1982.
, Mark Kurlansky (* 7. Dezember 1948 in Hartford, Connecticut) ist ein US-amerikanischer Journalist und Sachbuchautor.
, Mark Kurlansky, född 7 december 1948 i Har … Mark Kurlansky, född 7 december 1948 i Hartford, Connecticut, USA, är en amerikansk journalist och författare. Han är mest känd för sina facklitterära verk men har också gett ut skönlitteratur och barnböcker. Till hans mest kända verk hör Torsk: en biografi om fisken som förändrade världen och Salt: en världshistoria som båda skildrar historien sett ur ett särskilt perspektiv, ett återkommande tema i hans författarskap.tt återkommande tema i hans författarskap.
, Mark Kurlansky (Hartford, 1948ko abenduaren 7a - ) kazetari eta idazle estatubatuarra da, elikagaien historian aditua.
, Mark Kurlansky (Hartford, Connecticut, 7 d … Mark Kurlansky (Hartford, Connecticut, 7 de Dezembro de 1948) é um jornalista e escritor estadunidense de não-ficção que aborda tópicos tais como a história do bacalhau e a história do sal. Kurlansky bacharelou-se em Artes na em 1970 e foi correspondente dos jornais norte-americanos Miami Herald, The Philadelphia Inquirer e International Herald Tribune. Publicou seu primeiro livro, A Continent of Islands, em 1992. Sua obra mais difundida é Cod: A Biography of the Fish That Changed the World, publicada em 1997 e traduzido para mais de 15 línguas, inclusive o português.mais de 15 línguas, inclusive o português.
, Mark Kurlansky (nacido el 7 de diciembre d … Mark Kurlansky (nacido el 7 de diciembre de 1948 (74 años) en Hartford, Connecticut) se trata de un periodista estadounidense y escritor que ha escrito diversas obras de no ficción, centrándose en la historia de ciertos alimentos como ha podido ser la historia de la sal, así como en el mercado de bacalao en el mundo y de las ostras. Ha divulgado artículos acerca de la cultura vasca.ado artículos acerca de la cultura vasca.
, Марк Курланский (род. 7 декабря 1948 в Хартфорде, штат Коннектикут) — американский журналист и писатель-документалист.
, Mark Kurlansky (December 7, 1948) is an Am … Mark Kurlansky (December 7, 1948) is an American journalist and writer of general interest non-fiction. He has written a number of books of fiction and non-fiction. His 1997 book, Cod: A Biography of the Fish That Changed the World (1997), was an international bestseller and was translated into more than 15 languages. His book Nonviolence: Twenty-five Lessons From the History of a Dangerous Idea (2006) was the non-fiction winner of the 2007 Dayton Literary Peace Prize.r of the 2007 Dayton Literary Peace Prize.
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