THE TRADITION AND MODERN IN THE PROSE OF ERNEST KOLIQI
Abstract
In this article we tried to present the tressing of traditional and modern aspects in Koliqi’s work as well as the manner into which it was expected by the public in the time when these volumes were written We think this author testifies a special and double relation with the tradition, where a spiritual strong connection and the necessity of changes, inside of it, are joined. As to the modern aspect, the efforts to enter in the human unconsciousness and to create a poetic prose with alliterations and assonances, is the other important aspect of its creativity. The pecularity of Koliqi's prose, as for example, the tressing of new and old, by our opinion is also reflected in the positions that are kept from the readers of the press of the time.
Keywords: Albanian literature of the years '30, Ernest Koliqi, short story, critics, tradition, modernity, history of the press, etc.
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