ヘレン・デウィット（Helen DeWitt、1957–）は、アメリカの小説家。知性とユーモアを融合させた独創的な作風で、教育、言語、数学、哲学、創造性といったテーマを探究し、現代文学において独自の地位を築いている。代表作 The Last Samurai（未邦訳）では、天才的な知性を持つ少年とその母親の姿を通して、学びの喜びや知的探究、人間の成長を多言語的かつ実験的な手法で描いた。同作は刊行以来カルト的な人気を集め、21世紀を代表する実験的小説の一つとして高く評価されている。
Helen DeWitt (born 1957) is an American novelist whose work is admired for its intellectual ambition, wit, and formal originality. Drawing on subjects such as language, mathematics, philosophy, education, and creativity, she has developed a distinctive literary voice that challenges conventional narrative forms. Her best-known novel, *The Last Samurai*, follows an exceptionally gifted boy and his mother as they pursue knowledge, identity, and meaning through an unconventional education. Since its publication, the novel has gained a devoted international readership and is widely regarded as one of the most remarkable experimental novels of the twenty-first century.
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