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Greeks, honorary citizens: MARTIN CAMAJ

Martin CAMAJ

of Prof. Robert Elsie
Source: http://www.albanianliterature.net/

Camaj Martin (1925-1992) Was born in Temali Dukagjin in the region of the northern Albanian Alps. Camaj (1925-1992) was born in Temali Dukagjin region of the Northern Alps of Albania. He is an émigré writers of Significance for Both Albanian for Albanian literature and scholarship. He is a writer of emigrants of meaning, both for the Albanian literature Albanian and scholarships. He Received a classical education at the Jesuit college in Shkodër Xaverian and Studied at the University of Belgrade. He received a classical education at the Jesuit college in Shkodra Xaverian and studied at the University of Belgrade. From there He Went on to do postgraduate research in Italy, Where He Taught His Albanian and finished studies in linguistics at the University of Rome in 1960. From there went on to do postgraduate research in Italy, where he Albanian taught and completed his studies in linguistics at the University of Rome in 1960. From 1970 to 1990 he served as professor of Albanian studies at the University of Munich and lived in the mountain village of Lenggries in Upper Bavaria until His death on March 12, 1992. From 1970-1990 he served as professor of Albanian studies at the University of Monaco of Bavaria and lived in the mountain village of Lenggries, Upper Bavaria, until his death March 12, 1992.

Camaj (1925-1992) was born in Temali Dukagjin region of the Northern Alps of Albania. He is a writer of emigrants of meaning, both for the Albanian literature Albanian and scholarships. He is trained Classic at the Jesuit college in Shkodra Xaverian and studied at the University of Belgrade. From there went on to do postgraduate research in Italy, where he taught Albanian and completed his studies in linguistics at the University of Rome in 1960. He served as professor of Albanian studies at the University of Monaco of Bavaria and lived in the mountain village of Lenggries, Upper Bavaria, until his death March 12, 1992.

Camaj Academic research has focused on the Albanian language and its dialects, particularly those of southern Italy. His literary activity during a period of forty-five years and cover different stages of development. Starter with poetry, a genre in which he remained faithful throughout his life, but in later years he devoted himself increasingly to prose. His first volume of poetry classics Nji male fyell nder, Prishtina 1953 (A flute in the mountains), and vërrinit and Kang, Prishtina 1954 (Song of lowland pastures), were inspired by his hometown mountains of northern Albania for which never lost his attachment, despite long years of exile and the impossibility of return. These were followed by Djella, Rome 1958 (Djella), a novel interspersed with verses from the love of a teacher for a girl of the plains. . His poetry collections Legjenda, Rome 1964 (Legends) and mes dy Lirik moteve, Monaco di Baviera 1967 (Song between two centuries), which contained revised versions of a number of poems by vërrinit and Kang, were reprinted in poezie 1953-1967, Monaco 1981 (Poetry 1953-1967). Verses mature Camaj reflect the influence of the Hermetic movement of the Italian poet Giuseppe Ungaretti (1888-1970). The symbolic and metaphorical nature of his language grows with time as well as the range of his poetic themes .. A selection of his poetry has been translated into English by Leonard Fox volumes Selected Poetry, New York 1990, and schedule, Monaco Munich and New York 1991.

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