Prix Jeanne Scialtel
The prix Jeanne-Scialtel was a triennial prize awarded by the Académie française in literature, created in 1968 by the Académie française and given to professional translators.[1]
In 1994, the Jules Janin foundation and prize, the Langlois, the Pouchard and the Jeanne Scialtel were combined to create the prix Jules Janin.
Laureates
- 1969 : Marcelle Sibon for all of his work in translation.
- 1972 : Marthe Robert for the translation of the complete works of Kafka.
- 1975 : Armel Guerne for translation of the complete works of Novalis.
- 1978 : Hervé Belkiri-Deluen and Maurice-Edgar Coindreau for the translation of Tourbillon, by Shelby Foote.
- 1981 :
- Jean Vauthier for the translation of Othello, by Shakespeare.
- Jean-Georges Ritz for translation of the poems of Gerard Manley Hopkins.
- 1984 : Patrick Reumaux for translations of Dylan Thomas, Steinbeck, Flann O’Brien.
- 1987 : Maurice Rambaud for all of his translations.
References
- "Prix Jeanne-Scialtel". Académie française.
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