PGKM 2- Pulitzer Flashcards
What is the Pulitzer Prize?
A prestigious American award recognizing excellence in journalism and the arts, particularly in literature and music
Established in 1917, it honors the legacy of Joseph Pulitzer.
In what year was the Pulitzer Prize established?
1917
Who is the Pulitzer Prize named after?
Joseph Pulitzer
What are the main categories in which the Pulitzer Prizes are awarded?
- Journalism
- Fiction
- Drama
- History
- Biography or autobiography
- Poetry
- General Nonfiction
- Music
Which university administers the Pulitzer Prizes?
Columbia University
When are the Pulitzer Prizes announced?
Annually in April
When is the formal ceremony for the Pulitzer Prizes held?
In May
What is one significant impact of winning a Pulitzer Prize?
Brings significant recognition and prestige to recipients
What was Joseph Pulitzer’s vision for the Pulitzer Prizes?
To reward outstanding work that promotes the values of democracy and serves the public interest
True or False: The Pulitzer Prize is awarded only in the field of journalism.
False
Fill in the blank: The Pulitzer Prizes have become synonymous with _______ in the United States.
[journalistic and literary excellence]
