The Nobel Prize has been awarded since 1901 to individuals and organizations recognized for significant contributions to humanity. Its history includes stories of struggle, questions of age and representation, and the literary interests of its founder, Alfred Nobel.
A report from Kathmandu presents these themes as a set of facts about the award’s past. It draws attention to the varied experiences and backgrounds connected with the prize over the years.
Themes in the Nobel Prize’s history
The report highlights four areas: struggle, the ages of recipients, women’s representation, and Alfred Nobel’s interest in literature. Together, these subjects offer different ways to look at the prize’s history and the people associated with it.
Read the reports from Ratopati and English Ratopati.
