Albanology
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Albanology is the science that studies Albanian language and culture.
The father of Albanology is often considered to be the Austrian Norbert Jokl, while the Croat Milan Šufflay and the Hungarian Franz Nopcsa von Felső-Szilvás are also among its famous founders.
Among modern important Albanologists are Robert Elsie, the Swiss Kaplan Burovich, and Shannon Woodcock who is also a historian of Roma communities across European cultures.
