Swedish Academy

The Swedish Academy is a prestigious institution founded in 1786, primarily known for awarding the Nobel Prize in Literature. Located in Stockholm, it consists of 18 members, including writers, scholars, and linguists, who are elected for life. The Academy's mission is to promote Swedish literature and language, and it also engages in cultural activities and public discussions about literature. Each year, it selects a laureate for the Nobel Prize in Literature, recognizing outstanding contributions to the field, thereby influencing global literary culture and appreciation.