Bujar Hoxha
South East European University, Communication sciences, Faculty Member
The present book represents a collection of essays written by prominent semioticians, focusing on the truth and post-truth phenomena in social sciences and semiotics in general.
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A novel published in 2006, treating intellectuals lost in time and space within times of modern trends and technologies. Its title in English is: 'Ludvig Van and me..( we were alone)." Beethoven's reference is, needless to say, metaphoric... more
A novel published in 2006, treating intellectuals lost in time and space within times of modern trends and technologies. Its title in English is: 'Ludvig Van and me..( we were alone)." Beethoven's reference is, needless to say, metaphoric trying to disclose lunacy of modern discoveries and impossibility of human expressiveness.
The book is a novel published in 1997 in Albanian. "The Journey to Olimpus" treats a family life of a professional musician named Miranda Kasapi, ( a pianist),- the main character, - and all her effort towards a professional life. I have... more
The book is a novel published in 1997 in Albanian. "The Journey to Olimpus" treats a family life of a professional musician named Miranda Kasapi, ( a pianist),- the main character, - and all her effort towards a professional life. I have tried, out of my imagination, to describe emotions, difficulties etc., an artist has during a preparation of interpreting a concert of classical music in areas where such activities are still not usual.
The book contains some of Prof. Eco's lectures at the University of Harvard ( 1992-93), on the issues of narration, the modern conceptualization of time, as well as new techniques of writing. The author takes examples from famous works of... more
The book contains some of Prof. Eco's lectures at the University of Harvard ( 1992-93), on the issues of narration, the modern conceptualization of time, as well as new techniques of writing. The author takes examples from famous works of art and has thus given an enormous contribution not only to the semiotic field in general, but as well to the newest theories of literature.