Luisa Famos

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Luisa Famos (born August 7, 1930 in Ramosch , † June 28, 1974 in Ramosch) was a Swiss writer who wrote in Vallader and is considered an important poet of Rhaeto-Romanic literature . Her poems first appeared in 1960 ( Mumaints ). Today they have been translated into numerous languages ​​such as German, Italian, French, Romanian and Polish.

Life

Luisa Famos' home in Ramosch

Famos completed training as a primary school teacher in Chur . She then taught in Dischma , Vnà , Speicher , Guarda , Zurich and Dietikon . At the same time she worked for the Romansh radio and television . She hosted the very first Romansh television show, Il Balcun tort . She drew her first poems, which were published in the Chalender Ladin , with the pseudonym Flur da Riva (shore flower). Since 1963 Famos was married to Jürg Pünter. From 1969 to 1972 she lived in Honduras and Venezuela . After her return to Switzerland in 1972, she first lived in Bauen UR , then again at her place of birth, Ramosch. At the age of 44 she succumbed to cancer.

Works

Poetry

  • I am the swallow of yore / eu sun la randolina d'ünsacura . Poems from the estate. Edited and with an afterword by Mevina Puorger. Preface by Iso Camartin . Romansh and German. From the Romansh by Mevina Puorger and Franz Cavigelli. Limmat Verlag, Zurich 2004/2010, ISBN 3-85791-462-9 .
  • Poesias / poems . Romansh-German edition. From the Romansh by Anna Kurth and Jürg Amann. Afterword by Iso Camartin. Arche Verlag, Zurich 1995/2003, ISBN 3-7160-2190-3 .
  • Inscunters. Poesias. Ediziun Jürg Pünter, Bischofberger, Chur 1974.
  • Mumaints. Poesias. Ediziun da l'autura. Bischofberger, Chur 1960/1961.

prose

  • L'hom sün fanestra . In: Prosa rumantscha - Prosa romontscha . Schweizer Verlagshaus, Zurich 1967, pages 9-13.

literature

  • Mevina Puorger: The limit as a period. On the complete works of Luisa Famos. Dissertation. University of Zurich, 1998.
  • Mevina Puorger: Luisa Famos. To the songs of the Ramoscher Schwalbe. In: Bündner Jahrbuch , 53, 2011, pp. 70–78. doi : 10.5167 / uzh-45274

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