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Jean Giono was a French novelist and writer (1895–1970) known for his literary works that often drew inspiration from the landscapes and people of the Provence region in southern France. His novels and writings remain significant in French literature for their distinctive style and portrayal of rural life and nature.
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Person · Open Library
- Born
- 1895-03-30
- Died
- 1970-10-08
- Works
- 340
Top works
- Pour Saluer Melville
- Le serpent d'étoiles
- Regain
- Romans et essais (1928-19410
- Colline
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Film & TV
Writing · Manosque, Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, France
Jean Giono was a French author who wrote works of fiction mostly set in the Provence region of France.
Known for
- Giono, une âme forte — Self (archive footage)2020
- The Classics of Frederic Back — Voice2010
- Bookstore: Giono - Stay, my joy — Jean Giono1992
- Apostrophes — Self (archive footage)1975
- Le foulard de Smyrne1958
- Cinépanorama — Self1956
- Reflets de Cannes — Self1954
Article · 中文
让·季奥诺, （法語：Jean Giono，1895年3月30日－1970年10月9日），生卒于马诺斯克，是一位法国的作家。 他的作品多描绘普罗旺斯的乡村世界。他想象丰富，对于古希腊有独到的看法，他的作品描绘了人面对道德和形而上学的问题时的处境，并且涉猎各个领域。 作家，安德烈·纪德，，以及画家和（这也是他德国的表兄）都是他的朋友，但是他仍然处于他那个时代文学潮流的边缘。
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