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Brigid Antonia Brophy, Lady Levey (12 June 1929 – 7 August 1995) was a British writer and campaigner for social reforms, including the rights of authors, and animal rights. The first of her seven novels was Hackenfeller's Ape (1953), a story concerning the ethics of sending a captive ape, Percy, into space. Brophy's The Snow Ball (1964), is considered her masterpiece: set at a costume ball on New Year's Eve, it is a glittering piece which weaves together sex, death and Mozart. In Transit (1969), is her most radical fiction in form and handling, and was in the vanguard of gender-fluid literary conceptualisations. The novel is considered to be a pioneering work of post-modernism and an iconic feminist surrealist fantasia. (For a list of her books, see Writings, below.)

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rdfs:label	Brigid Brophy (en) بريغيد بروفي (ar) Brigid Brophy (ca) Brigid Brophy (de) Brigid Brophy (fr) Brigid Brophy (pt) Бріджид Брофі (uk)
rdfs:comment	Brigid Brophy (Ealing, 12 de juny de 1929 - Louth, 7 d'agost de 1995) va ser una novel·lista, crítica i activista anglesa. D'ideologia feminista i pacifista, va destacar-se per les seves opinions a favor dels drets dels animals, de reformes socials i en contra de la Guerra del Vietnam i de l'educació religiosa. Gran part de la seva obra gira entorn de l'erotisme i l'estudi psicoanalític. Se la reconeix com una pionera del Moviment d'alliberament animal en el seu país. Va ser una de les firmants del . (ca) Brigid Antonia Brophy (* 12. Juni 1929 in London; † 7. August 1995 in Louth, Lincolnshire) war eine Londoner Autorin. (de) Brigid Antonia Brophy, née le 12 juin 1929 à Ealing et morte le 7 août 1995 à Louth, est une romancière, essayiste et critique britannique. Elle a fait campagne pour des réformes sociales, en particulier pour le droit des auteurs ainsi que pour les droits des femmes, des homosexuels et les droits des animaux. (fr) Brigid Antonia Brophy, Lady Levey (12 de junho de 1929 - 7 de agosto de 1995) foi uma escritora inglesa. No Dictionary of Literary Biography: British Novelists since 1960, S.J. Newman descreveu-a como "um dos mais estranhos, mais brilhantes, e mais duradouros sintomas dos anos de 1960." (pt) بريغيد أنتونيا بروفي، السيدة ليفي (بالإنجليزية: Brigid Brophy)‏ (12 يونيو 1929-7 أغسطس 1995) هي روائية وناقدة بريطانية ومناضلة للإصلاحات الاجتماعية، بما في ذلك حقوق المؤلفين وحقوق الحيوانات. من بين رواياتها كانت «قرد هاكينفيلر» المنشورة عام 1953 ومن بين دراساتها «موزارت الكاتب المسرحي» نُشرت عام 1964 ونُقحت عام 1990 و«روائي متبختر: دفاعًا عن الخيال... في مديح رونالد فيربانك» المنشورة عام 1970. يصفها س. جي. نيومان في «معجم السيرة الأدبية: روائيون بريطانيون منذ 1960» قائلًا: «إنها إحدى أكثر شخصيات الستينيات غرابةً وألمعية ودوامًا». (ar) Brigid Antonia Brophy, Lady Levey (12 June 1929 – 7 August 1995) was a British writer and campaigner for social reforms, including the rights of authors, and animal rights. The first of her seven novels was Hackenfeller's Ape (1953), a story concerning the ethics of sending a captive ape, Percy, into space. Brophy's The Snow Ball (1964), is considered her masterpiece: set at a costume ball on New Year's Eve, it is a glittering piece which weaves together sex, death and Mozart. In Transit (1969), is her most radical fiction in form and handling, and was in the vanguard of gender-fluid literary conceptualisations. The novel is considered to be a pioneering work of post-modernism and an iconic feminist surrealist fantasia. (For a list of her books, see Writings, below.) (en) Бріджит Антонія Брофі, леді Леві (англ. Brigit Brophy; нар. 12 червня 1929, Ілінг — пом. 7 серпня 1995) — британська письменниця, критикеса та прихильниця соціальних реформ, включаючи права авторів та права тварин. Серед її романів на цю тему «Мавпа Гекенфеллера» (1953); серед її критичних досліджень були «Моцарт драматург» (1964, переглянута 1990) та «Prancing Novelist: A Defense of Fiction»… «У похвалу Рональда Фірбанку» (1973). У «Словнику літературної біографії: британські новелісти з 1960 року» С. Дж. Ньюмен назвав її «однією з найчутливіших, найяскравіших і найтриваліших симптомів 1960-х років». (uk)
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name	Brigid Brophy (en)
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birth place	Ealing
death place	Louth, Lincolnshire
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birth place	Ealing, England (en)
birth date	1929-06-12 (xsd:date)
dcterms:subject	British women essayists People associated with the Oxford Group (animal rights) People educated at The Abbey School 1995 deaths Sex-positive feminists 1929 births 20th-century English dramatists and playwrights 20th-century English novelists 20th-century English women writers 20th-century LGBT people 20th-century biographers 20th-century essayists Bisexual women Bisexual writers English biographers

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