We are used to poetry evenings, where verses are recited, but if you see the best scholars in the country gather, the discussion goes beyond the verses, thus also writing criticism in the country. And in a country where criticism is lacking, the meeting points that Professor Bashkim Kuçuku leaves us with two of the best names in Albanian poetry go beyond the concepts of the usual poetry evening in Tirana.
Even in this meeting, cold in judgment, researcher Bashkim Kuçuku leaves space again for others to recount his scholarly works, one dedicated to the poetry and worldview of Ali Podrimja, and another to the expression of structures in Albanian literature.
Academic Floresha Dado, who has shared the university auditorium with Bashkim Kuçuk for a lifetime, rarely leaves the Academy and the Faculty, but this time she has arrived because the meeting is special, both to give voice to and to combat the lack of criticism in Albania.
Academician Floresha Dado also presented Bashkim Kuçuk's study of Martij Camaj's poetry with a scientific lecture.
The one who is always looking for the best, this time too, had a critic.
A discourse on the criticism and study of Albanian literature was opened beyond the panel of this meeting. The writer and translator Primo Shllaku, although a good connoisseur of Camaj, also mentioned the limits of interpreting literature with the card of nationalism.
Both scholarly works by Professor Bashkim Kuçuk were presented at the Onufri bookstore, which is also home to the publishing house of the most prominent names in Albanian authors. (A2 Televizion)
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