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1 immigrant
1. n иммигрант, переселенец2. n иммигрант, вселенец3. a иммигрирующий, переселяющийся4. a иммигрантскийСинонимический ряд:1. colonist (noun) colonist; pilgrim; pioneer2. settler from abroad (noun) adoptive citizen; alien; emigrant; foreigner; migrant; naturalized citizen; newcomer; nonnative; non-native; outlander; outsider; settler from abroadАнтонимический ряд: -
2 Wright, Richard (Nathaniel)
(1908-1960) Райт, Ричард (Натаниел)Писатель, один из ведущих представителей современной афро-американской прозы. Родился на Юге [ Deep South] в семье фермера-арендатора и учительницы, некоторое время воспитывался в сиротском приюте. Позднее получил финансовую помощь по Федеральной программе поддержки писателей [Federal Writers' Project, Works Progress Administration], поселился в 1927 в Чикаго, где вступил в клуб Джона Рида [ Reed, John], а затем в Коммунистическую партию США [ Communist Party of the United States], сотрудничал в марксистском журнале "Нью мэссиз" [New Masses]. В 1937-46 жил в г. Нью-Йорке, печатался в "Дейли уоркер" [ Daily Worker]. Стал известен как автор романа "Сын Америки" ["Native Son"] (1940) о жизни молодого негра, выросшего в трущобах Чикаго. В 1944 по идейным соображениям разошелся с коммунистами. С 1946 жил в Париже. Среди других известных произведений автора - написанные в Америке сборник рассказов "Дети дяди Тома" ["Uncle Tom's Children"] (1938), автобиографическая повесть "Черный юноша" ["Black Boy"] (1945), в Париже написал романы "Посторонний" ["The Outsider"] (1953) и "Долгий сон" ["The Long Dream"] (1958), и ряд публицистические трудов. Оказал влияние на Дж. Болдуина [ Baldwin, James], Р. Эллисона [Ellison, Ralph], Э. Петри [Petry, Ann] и других негритянских прозаиков и поэтовEnglish-Russian dictionary of regional studies > Wright, Richard (Nathaniel)
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