This article deals with Agron Tufa’s novel ‘Black Wednesday’ which takes shelter in the symbolism built on empirical and realistic material, and draws us beautifully, sweetly, inside a narrative where events, occurrences, realistic landscapes mix with visions of mythical practices, in a world where dramatic mystery mixes with sex, the winter life of a mountain village sinks in a mist of an unseen relationship with sorcery, the characters carry a weight of meaning and a psychological characterization, that places them in a moving dramatic tension.
Keywords: archetype, symbolism, sexuality, myth, delirium
Issue Year: 2020
Issue No: 21
Page range: 23 – 32
Page count: 10
Language: Albanian
Interview:
Agron Tufa: Between writings and persecutions
Articles:
Artan Fuga: Miti si realitet dhe si gënjeshtër / The myth as a fact and fabrication
Dita Ethemi: Estetika e refuzimit / The Aesthetics of Rejection
Blerim Shala: Ëndrra e pafund e një udhe të pashkelur / The infinite dream of a road that not taken
Manjola Brahaj: Don’t give me a pain, I don’t want to give you a masterpiece / Mos ma jepni këtë dhimbje, nuk dua t’ju jap asnjë kryevepër
Ndriçim Hyseni: Dashuria si një iluzion i vullnetit / Love as an illusion of will
Anda Krasniqi: Alegoria e “Kandidit” / The Allegory of “Candide”
Abdulla Rexhepi: Përplasja e moraliteteve / The clash of moralities
Feride Papleka: Të fshehtat e treguara – një roman postmodern / “Told secrets” – a postmodern novel
Besnik Jaha: Funksionet e letërsisë / The functions of literature
ISSN (online): 2415-2749. ISSN (print): 2310-9998. Issue 19/2020. E-mail:
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Reserved by Bard Books, Pristina & Tirana. Languages: Albanian and English.