Abstract
In a society which strives every day to change the course of its
destiny, it is not by chance that the battle for this change has been conducted
in many different directions. The need to achieve a kind of stability with itself
and why not with others as well has resulted in numerous factors to approach
this social reflection. From this perspective, "the new man of modern
era" of the post '90s comes inspired and eager for some sort of
transformation, a transformation which many times has affected the deep wounds
that were left open in his body and soul. Looking deep
within these deep contrasts, even literature has had its ups and downs. This is not
because it got tired of seeking these gestations, but the society itself made
them available to literature, making the latter its mirror of confession. Various topics,
perhaps unknown until that time, dunked the pencil of writers, thus becoming a
solidarity part of the Albanian soul, Albanian post traumatic distress which
the transition tried to heal.At that time, writers copied models, imitated the
great people of modern world, brought myths back to life, searched in the
history and found what was needed, the yearning to express the freedom of this
endless transition. This paper will attempt to list works and authors, whose themes go
beyond the idealistic limits and appear to become deeper and more touchable in
time and space, and where perhaps there is a greater need for the latter.
Key words: Transition, socialization, need to be expressed, literature, approach.