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Элементарные частицы

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Also known as The Elementary Particles, Les Particules élémentaires

Atomised, also known as The Elementary Particles (), is a novel by the French author Michel Houellebecq, published in France in 1998. It tells the story of two half-brothers, Michel and Bruno, and their mental struggles against their situations in modern society. It was translated into English by Frank Wynne as Atomised in the UK and as The Elementary Particles in the US. It won the International Dublin Literary Award for writer and translator.

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Author
Edmund Giffen
First published
1953
Editions
2
Subjects
Liquid fuel, Liquid fuels

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Key facts

Book.name
Atomised
Book.image
File:Atomised.jpg
Book.caption
UK edition cover
Book.author
Michel Houellebecq
Book.title_orig
Les Particules élémentaires
Book.translator
Frank Wynne
Book.country
France
Book.language
French
Book.genre
Science fiction
Book.publisher
Groupe Flammarion
Book.pub_date
1998
Book.english_pub_date
2001

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
literary work
Country of origin
France
Main subject
transhumanism
Narrative location
France
Image
Les Particules élémentaires (français), Michel Houellebecq.jpg
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publication date
1998-08-00
language of work or name
French
title
Les Particules élémentaires
form of creative work
novel
set in period
20th century
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Article · Русский

«Элементарные частицы» (фр. Les Particules élémentaires) — роман французского писателя Мишеля Уэльбека. Роман удостоен французской литературной премии «Премия Ноябрь» (фр. Prix Novembre) за 1998 год. Мишель Уэльбек оказался последним писателем, получившим премию с этим названием — ёё основатель и покровитель Филип Деннери (Philip Dennery) осудил присуждение награды Мишелю Уэльбеку и подал в отставку, у премии поменялся покровитель (им стал Пьер Берже) и она стала называться «Премия Декабрь» (Prix Decembre).

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