The Royal Swedish Academy of Letters is a prestigious institution in Sweden, founded in 1786. Its primary mission is to promote and support the Swedish language and literature. The Academy is known for its role in awarding the Nobel Prize in Literature, which recognizes outstanding literary work globally. The Academy consists of members from various fields, including literature, linguistics, and cultural studies. It engages in activities such as publishing works, organizing lectures, and conducting research to enhance the understanding and appreciation of the Swedish language and its literary heritage.