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Agron Domi
@Tirana_CM
Sokol Çunga about INSECURE
June 26, 9:30am - 11:00am CEST. Hosted at RADIO bar
About the speaker
Sokol Çunga, archivist and paleographer of Greek paleography at the Central State Archive – General Directorate of Archives of Albania, and member of the Albanian Young Academy – Academy of Sciences of Albania. He holds a Bachelor degree from the Faculty of Foreign Languages, Tirana University, and a MA degree from the Ionian University, Corfu, Greece. In 2017 was awarded with the annual award “The best young researcher on Albanian studies” (work in collaboration) from the Academy of Sciences of Albania. He has written and published some dozens of research papers on paleography and history, and is the author of several newspaper articles on cultural issues. Since almost two decades he pursues the joy of translating prose and poetry from Greek and English.
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Additional details
insecure: adjective. I am insecure, you are insecure. Insecurity is not a question; it is not ignorance. It is the condition caused when one is conscious that there exists more than one choice and solution. The world is insecure, as a result the survivance of all of us is shaken. But that is the case of the lack of information. Insecurity does not have a unique solution for each situation and individual. Maybe the solution for insecurity is not security, but something different: moving forward, by turning insecurity into a subject of conversation and meditation, but not into a permanent condition. Sokol Çunga, archivist and translator, will talk about insecurity, giving examples and ideas from his professional and personal routine.
