Naim Kattan
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Naïm Kattan
Naïm Kattan, C.Q., O.C., MSRC (26 août 1928 à Bagdad - ) est un écrivain québécois
Il a étudié à l'Université de Bagdad de 1945 à 1947, puis à la Sorbonne de 1947 à 1951. Il a émigré à Montréal en 1954. Il est le père de l'écrivain Emanuel Kattan.
Bibliographie partielle
- Romans
- Adieu, Babylone, Albin Michel, coll. Espaces libres, 2003
- Les Fruits arrachés
- La Fiancée promise, 1983
- La Fortune du passager, 1983
- Farida, 1991
- L'Amour reconnu, 1999
- Le Silence des adieux, 1999
- Nouvelles
- Le Rivage, 1973
- Dans le désert, 1974
- La Traversée, 1976
- Le Rivage, 1979
- La Reprise, 1985
- La Distraction, 1994
- Sous sa direction
- Les Juifs et la communauté française (1965)
- Juifs et Canadiens (1967)
- Essais
- Le réel et le théâtral, (1970), prix France-Canada en 1971
- La mémoire et la promesse (1978)
- Le désir et le pouvoir (1983)
Honneurs
Catégories : Écrivain québécois | Membre de l'ordre du Canada | Membre de l'Ordre national du Québec | Membre de la Société royale du Canada | Prix Athanase-David | Naissance en 1928 | Naissance à Bagdad
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