Qosja told him he would vote, Kurt today exalts: Col of Albanian, academic, activist, and politician literature

Separating photos from the moment Culture Minister Hajrullah Ceku shared the award “The Albanian Letter”, Kurti said Qosja is a “activist and politician, historian literature and literary critic, writer and publicist”.

We remember that Rexhep Qosja has shown Reasons Why would he vote on Albin Kurt, broadcast? Periscope.

Full Posting:

Thinking is deepening. That's how I get the impression of walking up the stairs filled with books. This is not fiction. At a house in Velan, the stairs on the floors inside have no normal holders. Instead of railing, there are books. On the stairs, the mountain of books creates the library. Walls full of paintings. Kidnapped by them, climbing the two floors to the end, showing another library. From antiquity to the most contemporary. From the lost works of Aeschyle to the last letter that a young poet, somewhere in the world, was making him versed. Literature and history, philosophy and art, sociologist and science. Lost in that space covered with books around, in the corner of the room, across the window, a typewriter. In it, a man seated with a white beard, thick glasses, and still writing. Moved to age, he again continues to create a beautiful sound when he touches the new letter to create the word for the last sentence. This is Academy of Rexhep Qosja, activist and politician, literary and critical historian of literature, writer and publicist, Nobel Prize for Literature candidate, and, today honoured at our country's special award, “Albanian Literature”, the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports.

In our language, these are the works the Qosya Academy has written over the years:

History-leiter Work

1. Literary episode, Pristina 1967
2. Dialogue with writers, Pristina 1968
3. Literary criticism, Pristina 1969
4. Contours, Pristina 1972
5. Asdren lives and works, Pristina 1972
6. Rare pantheon, Pristina 1973
7. Writers and Period, Pristina 1975
8. Culture Anatomy, Pristina 1976
9. From typeology to periodization, Pristina1979
10. New Albanology Noions, Pristina 1983
11. Albanian Literature Story I, Pristina 1984
Twelve. Albanian Literature Story II, Pristina 1984
13. Albanian Literature Story I II, Pristina 1986
14. Large port, Pristina 1986
15. Three Ways of Albanian Writing, Pristina 2004
16. History-literary change seminar, Pristina 2009

Word Work

17. Albanian lyricology, Pristina 1970
18. Death comes from such eyes, novel, Pristina 1974
Nineteen. Homeless myths, dramas, Pristina 1978
20. The historical anthology of Albanian literature. Poetry and Proza, Pristina 1985
21. Repentant Reviver, Stories, Tirana 2002
22. A love and seven guilts, novel, Tirana 2003
23. Night is our day, novel, Tirana 2007
24. Nobody I, II, novel, Pristina 2010

Historical and Historical Works

25. Albanian Union Strategy, Pristina 1992
26. Albanian issue í history and politics, Pristina 1994
27. Bloody Peace, Tirana 1999
28. 1st century Tirana 2001
29. IIth century Tirana 2001
Thirty. Albanians' deployment according to Serbian national programmes, Tirana 2005
31. Second Renaissance, Tirana 2007
32. Albania and Kosovo How are they and how they should be, Tirana 2013
33. Historic Witnesses I, Tirana, 2014
34. Historic Witnesses II, Tirana 2014
35. Witnesses in Historic Time I II, Tirana 2014
36. Historic Witnesses IV, Tirana 2014
37. Historic Witnesses V, Tirana 2015
38. Witnesses in Historic Time V I, Tirana 2015
39. Witnesses in Historic Time V II, Tirana 2016
Forty. Witnesses in Historic Time V III, Tirana 2019
41. Witnesses in Historic Time V IX, Tirana 2023

Publicist Work

Forty-two. People banned, Pristina 1990
43. Pristina 1996 Forelaws
44. Democratic Dictionary, Tirana 1997
45. Unused Democracy, Tirana 2005
46. Ideology of Destruction, Tirana 2006
47. For freedom, truth and right, Tirana 2024

Controversial Work

48. Morfology of a campaign, Pristina 1980
49. Ideology of Destruction, Tirana 2006
50. Reality ignored, Tirana 2006
51. Delayed truths, Tirana 2006

Works translated into foreign languages (orginal language of translation)

1. Smrt bed is o' haji. Serbian. Roman, Death comes from such eyes, Prosveta, Narodna knjiga, Belgrade 1976. To editor: Vidak Perry.
2. I challenge. Serbian. Drama, live Sfinga. Jedinstvo, Pristina 1976, D.E. Esat McLeley.
3. Smert prezi vaq. Slovenian. Roman, Death comes from my eyes like this, “Mladinska knjiga”, Ljubljana 1979. DIANA:
4. Knjievnost criticises, Serbian. A review of studies and treatments. Literature and criticism, Prosveta, Belgrade 1979. Oh, my God.
5. Smrtta gave me ideas. Roman. Death comes from my eyes, Plovdiv 1982. Oh, my God.
6. The challenge alive. Drama. Arabic. Kuwait 1986. Oh, my God.
7. Nazašti seudbina. Croatian. Treatment, essays, and articles, K SLS, Zagreb 1990. Oh, my God.
8. La mort me vient de ces yaux-la. French. Roman, death comes out of my eyes, Gallard, Paris 1994. Oh, my God.
9. La Qjetion albanaise. French. Historical study. Albania's issue of history and politics. Fayard, Paris 1995. Oh, my God.
10. In hangin' auge liegt der tod. German. Roman. Death comes out of my eyes, Haymon, Innsbruck 1995. DIANA:
11. Die ogen en de dood. Dutch. Roman. Death comes out of my eyes, Van Genne. p-Novib-Neos, Amsterdam 1997. DIANA:
Twelve. I'm sorry. Greek. Roman. Death comes from such eyes, the Castanjotis Publications, Athens 1999. Oh, my God.
13. I've got it coming. Italian. Roman. Death comes from my eyes, Egnatia Narativa, Genoa 2019. Alhasa.
14. You're not a dog. Roman. Night is our day. Teuta Association, Podgorica 2021. DIANA:

Not surprisingly, this rare prize is shared with the English literature colossus. We maintain long health and thank him for the honor he does for his works.