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Ingrid Carlberg,诺奖 瑞典科学院常务秘书
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Ingrid Carlberg (b. 1961) is a journalist and author based in Stockholm. She was awarded the 2012 August Prize for her biography of the Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg, who disappeared in Budapest in 1945 after organizing a rescue operation for the last remnants of Europe’s Jewish population. Carlberg was awarded the investigative journalism award The Golden Spade for her 2008 reportage book The Pill, and was appointed Honorary Doctor of Medicine at Uppsala University in 2009. Ingrid Carlberg is a member of The Swedish Academy. As from June 2026, she is Permanent Secretary of The Swedish Academy. In 2020, Carlberg was awarded His Majesty the King's Medal for 'significant contributions as an author'. In 2023 The Academy of the Nine awarded Ingrid Carlberg with the Lotten von Kraemer Prize and in 2024 Ingrid Carlberg was awarded the Anna Lindh Prize as well as the Kerstin Ekman Award, the latter with the following motivation:
“An engaging and elucidative account of the development and increasingly widespread application of propaganda, from the Russian Revolution to the present day.”
The Pill
The pill is a story that takes the reader from Sigmund Freud’s tribulations in fin de siècle Vienna to promotional strategies and marketing plans in today’s multi-national pharmaceutical companies. It is a depiction of the scientific genius traits,ideological battles between “pills and talk ‘and companies’ clever tricks in the game market for pharmaceuticals billion.
For this book Carlberg was awarded the investigative journalism award The Golden Spade in 2008.
“It was a long time ago I read a fascinating piece of contemporary history. Ingrid Carlberg raises rarely voice, it is not necessary. She does not take sides in the conflict between talk therapy and SSRIs, she manages to show both its strength and its weakness. It makes the book a textbook example of successful investigative journalism. “The Pill” combines dissertation respect for facts with thrillerns entertainment value."
P C Jersild
“Ingrid Carlberg’s “The Pill” is absolutely brilliant. When the author mastered the subject so thoroughly, as she describes it as lucidly without oversimplification, and not least when the story itself is so exciting, is reading a pure and unadulterated pleasure.”
Erikshammar
“Ingrid Carlberg shows with overwhelming research and curious neutrality to disease and treatment is primarily a förhandlingssak.”Aase Berg in Expressen, 31 March 2008″One of spring’s most important non-fiction books.” Ola Wihlke, Norrköping Newspapers, April 1, 2008.”Carlberg addresses issues with ethical and existential firepower in an exemplary nuanced and restrained manner.”
Ann Heberlein
Presentation by Norstedts Agency:
“We’ll see you in the crowd at the pub. Malin has heard about my book and says she is one of them I write about, but not for long. She says she thinks she can thank the medicine that she really standing here today, but now she is trying to quit, cut the tablets into small pieces and decreases slowly, slowly. She cups her hand around my ear, screaming to drown out the music:
I want to stop to find out who I really am, what is my true self. Right now I’m not sure of it! ”
An estimated 600,000 Swedes take a day any of the modern antidepressants, known under names such as Prozac, Celexa and Zoloft. Many testify that they would not have been alive today if the drugs had not existed. Others feel that the problems become greater with than without the drugs. The pill tell some of them about their lives. The book is also a journalistic narrative of these blockbuster drugs exciting story – about the scientific genius traits, ideological battles between “pills and talk ‘and companies’ clever tricks in the game market for pharmaceuticals billion. Few drugs have aroused such strong emotions in public debate and raised to such clear cultural icons of our time.
The pill is a story that takes the reader from Sigmund Freud’s tribulations in fin de siècle Vienna to promotional strategies and marketing plans in today’s multi-national pharmaceutical companies. It is a depiction of the scientific genius traits,ideological battles between “pills and talk ‘and companies’ clever tricks in the game market for pharmaceuticals billion.
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