Warner, Rex, 1905-1986
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وورنر، ريكس، 1905-1986
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Warner, Rex (Rex Ernest), 1905-1986
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Warner, Rex, 1905-1986, poet and novelist
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Warner, Reginald Ernest
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ريكس وورنر، 1905-1986
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Warner, Reginald Ernest 1905-1986
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Rex Warner was born in Birmingham and was raised in the bucolic splendour of the Cotswold Hills, his father a clergyman, his mother a teacher. Winning a scholarship to Oxford, Warner developed an odd mix of intellectual intensity and rugged rusticism, which would inform his writing throughout his life. Popular with critics but seldom with the public, a central theme of his writing is man as a political entity, exemplified by his celebrated novels of Classical Rome and Greece.
Rex Warner was an English novelist, poet, essayist, translator, and literary critic.
Epithet: poet and novelist
Reginald Ernest "Rex" Warner was a novelist, translator, and poet. Born in England in 1905 and educated at Oxford University, he directed the British Institute in Athens, Greece (1945-1947), and taught English at Technical University, Berlin (1948-1950) and the University of Connecticut (1963-1974). He wrote poems, novels, and critical essays, and also did work on films and broadcasting. Among his novels are The aerodrome, Pericles, the Athenian, The young Caesar, and Imperial Caesar. He died in England, 24 June 1986.
British novelist, classical scholar, translator, and professor of English at University of Connecticut; d. 1986.
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