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43. Armenian Literature armenian literature The Armenian Church fostered literature, and the principalearly works are religious or hagiographical, most of them translations. http://www.slider.com/enc/4000/Armenian_literature.htm

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46. Winter Academic Term 2003 Course Guide - Armenian Studies (Armenian Studies) (SU ARMENIAN 416 / AAPTIS 474. An Introduction to Modern armenian literature.armenian literature and Culture in English. Section 001. http://www.lsa.umich.edu/saa/publications/courseguide/grad/winter/archive/w03fin

47. Literature Page armenian literature began to develop with the creation of the Armenian alphabetin 405406 AD and the subsequent translation of the Bible into Armenian. http://www.armembassycanada.ca/armenia/literature.htm

culture language literature arts ... art gallery Statue of David of Sassoun in Yerevan Armenian literature began to develop with the creation of the Armenian alphabet in 405-406 AD and the subsequent translation of the Bible into Armenian. Amongst the first texts to be translated and studied were those of the great Greek philosophers, politicians and theologians. The study of these ancient thinkers allowed for the deprovincialization of the Armenian culture. It also helps to explain why the first texts written by Armenians are neither naive nor primitive. One such early piece was the epic poem "David of Sassoun," celebrating the efforts of the Armenian bravemen who fought against Arab domination and for the freedom of the Armenian people. The oldest form of poetry, the hymn of religious inspiration, has played a major role in Armenian literature for centuries. This lyrical poetry, a combination of poetry and chant designed for use in religious services, has been written by the Armenians since the 5th century. Religious lyricism reached its pinnacle in the 10th century with the works of Grigor of Narek. His masterpiece, the Narek, is one of the most widely read works in Armenia.

48. The Armenian Church | News & Events Recommended Lecturers in armenian literature Select a topic to see a listof speakers, Dr. Agop J. Hacikyan armenian literature and Christianity. http://www.armenianchurch.org/news/speakers3.html

Calendar Armenian Church Magazine E-Mail Updates From the Primate ... 1700th Anniversary Share this page with a friend! Enter recipient's e-mail: Home Speakers' Bureau Recommended Lecturers in Armenian Literature Select a topic to see a list of speakers Lecture Topics Armenian Christianity Armenian Literature Armenian Community in the US Armenian Arts Armenian Language Dr. Kevork Bardakjian King Arshak II's Image in Armenian History and Literature The Mekhitarist Image of Armenian Identity What the Turkish Sources Tell Us about the Armenian Genocide The Armenian Patriarchate of Constantinople and the Emergence of a Central National Administration for the Western Armenians The Church of Armenia and Her Mission: Issues, Perspectives and Prospects 1302 Gardner Street Ann Arbor, MI 48104 (734) 763-7655 (O) (734) 996-1284 (H) kbar@k.imap.itd.umich.edu Dr. Vatche Ghazarian The Influence of Christianity on Armenian Historiography The Interpretation of Islam through Armenian Theological Thought 65 Colonial Avenue Waltham, MA 02154

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50. National Library Book Information: Armenian Literature: Poetry, Drama, Folk-Lore armenian literature Poetry, Drama, FolkLore, and Classic Traditions by RobertArnot . armenian literature Poetry, Drama, Folk-Lore, and Classic Traditions. http://www.nationallibrary.us/booklinks12/1410200345armenian_literature_poetry_d

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52. Liberal Studies Concentration Armenian 201 202 Armenian Culture 310 or Contemporary Armenian Issues 380(396B) Capstone Masterpieces Of armenian literature (315) 396D. 201. http://www.csun.edu/~hfm45353/liberal_studies.html

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, NORTHRIDGE Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures Armenian Courses at CSUN Spring 2002 Schedule Info Minor Degree in Armenian Liberal Studies Concentration ... Etchmiadzin LIBERAL STUDIES CONCENTRATION (in development) Students wishing to concentrate in Armenian Studies for their Liberal Studies Pre-Credential major should contact Prof. Mahseredjian for information about how to arrange an Armenian Studies Concentration by special petition. Students will be refered to their Liberal Studies advisor for handling the petition process and declaring the concentration. Students must seek advisement from Professor Mahseredjian prior to selecting courses. As soon as the Concentration is formally approved, it will be listed in the Liberal Studies Program. Meanwhile, interested students are encouraged to arrange a special concentration. Office Phone: (818) 677-7228 POSSIBLE COURSES: PREREQUISITES Before taking any concentration courses, students must have completed Armenian 101 and 102. 101. Elementary Armenian I (3 units)

53. Fac5 Students are trained in Armenian language, armenian literature, literary criticism,translation, print journalism, and radio and television journalism. http://www.itgateway.com/ysu/fac5.htm

Faculties (5) Faculty of Armenian Philology This was one of the first faculties at the University. It has two divisions: Armenian language and literature and journalism. Students are trained in Armenian language, Armenian literature, literary criticism, translation, print journalism, and radio and television journalism. The departments of Armenian literature and Armenian language have been and are important centers for Armenology. They have continued to play that role even after the creation of the National Academy's Institute of Literature and Language. The generation of Manuk Abeghian, Hrachya Acharian, Grigor Ghaptsian, and Arsen Terterian, who in the Twenties assumed the difficult task of teaching Armenian literature and language and creating instruction materials, has its worthy successors today. Academicians, well-known professors, and a large group of associate lecturers, all graduates of the University, successfully couple pedagogical and scholarly work at the Faculty. The Departments of Literary Theory and Foreign Literature, General Linguistics, Pedagogy and Journalism have all enjoyed notable academic success. The Armenian school of general linguistics has contributed to world linguistic thought. One area of study developed at the Faculty is the history of Armenian critical thought. Other important areas are lexicography, which has given rise to a distinguished library. Within the Journalism Department there is a course on the history of ancient and medieval Armenian journalism.

54. KEVORK B. BARDAKJIAN The National Endowment for the Humanities grant to prepare a referenceguide to armenian literature (with RW Thomson, 1980). US http://www.umich.edu/~neareast/pages/faculty/bardakj.htm

K EVORK B. B ARDAKJIAN Marie Manoogian Associate Professor of Armenian language and literature Department of Near Eastern Studies 2068 Frieze Building Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1285 fax (734) 936-2679 kbar@umich.edu EDUCATION 1970-1974 Oxford University, D.Phil. in Armenian Studies. Doctoral Thesis: Hagop Baronian's Political and Social Satire. 1964-1970 Yerevan State University, preparatory year, 1964-1965; M.A. in Armenian Language and Literature, 1965-1969; first year towards Ph.D. in Armenian Studies, 1969-1970. 1963-1964 Damascus State University, English Language and Literature (first year). EMPLOYMENT 1997 Moved position and chair from the Slavic to the Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. 1997- Armenian Summer Institute resumed in Armenia, with courses in Eastern and Western Armenian. 1995- Director, The Armenian Studies Program, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. 1988-1992 Founder, Director, and Principal Instructor, University of Michigan Armenian Summer Institute Yerevan, Armenia. Intensive Armenian courses for undergraduate and graduate students from U.S. and Canadian Universities. 1987- Appointed Marie Manoogian Associate Professor (with tenure) of Armenian Language and Literature, Slavic Department, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.

55. Armenian Studies At The University Of Michigan -- Courses Offered discussed. Attention will be paid to biography as well as to Saroyan'splace in the history of armenian literature and culture. Students http://www.umich.edu/~iinet/asp/courses.htm

Armenian St. 171/AAPTIS 171. Western Armenian, I. Armenian St. 172/AAPTIS 172. Western Armenian, II. 181/Armenian 181. First-Year Eastern Armenian. (4). (Excl). This course is designed for beginners with no previous knowledge of Eastern Armenian (the state language of Armenia). Reading, writing, listening, and speaking are equally emphasized. Homework assignments, frequent short tests, and a final examination are required. Overall performance throughout the year/term and in the final examination and compliance with requirements will determine the grade. 182(Slavic 182)/Armenian 182. Eastern Armenian, II. APTIS 181. (4). (Excl). A continuation of Eastern Armenian I. Reading, writing, and speaking are equally emphasized. Homework assignments, frequent short tests, and a final examination are required. Overall performance throughout the year/term and in the final examination, and compliance with requirements will determine the grade. 274(Slavic 221)/Armenian 274. Armenia: Culture and Ethnicity. (3). (HU). This course will explore various aspects of the Christian Armenian identity, from the earliest times to the 1990s, against a historical and political background, with a greater emphasis on the more modern times. It will highlight the formation of the Armenian self-image; its principle features (political, religious, cultural); and its historical evolution in a multi-religious and multi-national region that has undergone territorial and cultural transformations and has experienced many conflicts, at times deadly, resulting from the clash of national-ethnic identities and aspirations, governed and driven by oppression, distrust, religious and cultural intolerance and aggressive political designs to name but a few. There will be class discussions. Students will be required to write one short term paper (5-7 pages long) and a final paper (8-10 pages long) reflecting research on a selected topic.

56. Oriental Studies: Information About Armenian Emphasis is therefore given to the study of the classical and medieval formsof the language and to armenian literature from the fifth to the fifteenth http://www.orinst.ox.ac.uk/infosheets/armenian-info.htm

Information for: Prospective Undergraduates Prospective Graduate Students Current Undergraduates Current Graduate Students Subject Areas: Near and Middle East South Asia East Asia Information about: Academic Staff Admissions and Open Days Contacts and Enquiries Faculty Matters ... This Website Go to: Oriental Studies Home University of Oxford Home The Faculty of Oriental Studies: Information about Armenian Introduction Armenia lies at the cross-roads of the Near East. To the west were the great empires of the eastern Mediterranean (Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman), to the east those of Iran (Achaemenian, Sasanian, Savafid). Dominated by Mount Ararat, the Armenian plateau separates the Caucasian range to the north from the plains of Mesopotamia to the south. A distinct Armenian people is attested from the sixth century BC; and with their conversion to Christianity at the beginning of the fourth century of our era the Armenians developed their own native literature. During the past thousand years a widely scattered diaspora has extended Armenian life and traditions outwards from the homeland over most of the globe. Armenians are thus heirs to many different cultures, and in their turn have made an individual contribution to numerous societies. Armenian studies have been pursued at Oxford since the mid nineteenth century. More recently, the establishment in 1965 of the Calouste Gulbenkian Professorship has guaranteed a permanent place for Armenian in the broader field of the Near East. Within the long span of Armenian history study of Armenia at 0xford concentrates on the period when Armenian sources give valuable information not only about Armenian culture itself, but also about neighbouring peoples of the Near East. Emphasis is therefore given to the study of the classical and medieval forms of the language and to Armenian literature from the fifth to the fifteenth centuries. Oxford is the only university in the UK where Armenian may be studied. The Armenian resources of the Bodleian library are excellent; the Oriental Institute also houses a working library for students. The present holder of the Calouste Gulbenkian Professorship of Armenian Studies is

57. Oriental Studies: Professor R.W. Thomson Research Interests. Eastern Christian Studies Armenian Georgian, Syriac,with emphasis on classical armenian literature. Current Projects. http://www.orinst.ox.ac.uk/members/thomson.htm

Information for: Prospective Undergraduates Prospective Graduate Students Current Undergraduates Current Graduate Students Subject Areas: Near and Middle East South Asia East Asia Information about: Academic Staff Admissions and Open Days Contacts and Enquiries Faculty Matters ... This Website Go to: Oriental Studies Home University of Oxford Home The Faculty of Oriental Studies: Professor R.W. Thomson Position Calouste Gulbenkian Professor of Armenian Studies Faculty/College address The Oriental Institute; Pembroke College Email robert.thomson@orinst.ox.ac.uk Research Interests Eastern Christian Studies: Armenian Georgian, Syriac, with emphasis on classical Armenian literature Current Projects Editing (with translations and commentaries) various Armenian texts of historical or theological importance Courses Taught Classical Armenian at all levels Elementary and intermediate classical Georgian Recent Publications Studies in Armenian literature and Christianity , Variorum 1994 A bibliography of classical Armenian literature to 1500 AD , Turnhout 1995 Rewriting Caucasian history: the medieval Armenian adaptation of the Georgian Chronicles , OUP 1996 (ed.)

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59. Mesrop Mashtots: The Golden Age Of Armenian Literature Mesrop embarked on his second Holy task of translating the Holy Biblefrom the Greek and Syrian into the new Armenian alphabet. http://home.tiscali.nl/~armen/Mesrop Mashtots The Golden Age of Armenian Literat

PREVIOUS BACK TO MAIN PAGE oon after the establishing of educational institutions to further spread the use of the new alphabet, St. Mesrop embarked on his second Holy task of translating the Holy Bible from the Greek and Syrian into the new Armenian alphabet. With the help of his students and Catholicos Sahak Partev himself, St. Mesrop accomplished one of the best works and accomplishments of his life. St. Mesrop and the Catholicos knew that the translation must be perfect, for the translation was of the Holy Book and The Word of God itself and any incomplete or imperfect translations would be a sin before God. Many of the modern linguists consider the translation of the Bible into Armenian an almost perfect match and have coined it the "Queen of Translations". After many years of devotion to his people and after creating the alphabet, which became the uniting force for all of the Armenians and forever became an eternal shield against foreign assimilation, St. Mesrop Mashtots made several journeys to the Caucasian Albania and created an alphabet for the peoples and tribes of Caucasian Albania. Unfortunately the alphabet died out along with the ancient and proud people of Albania, who after the Turkic-Mongol invasions were mostly massacred or forcibly converted to Islam and assimilated. He also created an alphabet for the people of Iberia (Georgia) which is in use to this day. St. Mesrop, after having lived and gone through a truly Christian path of human dedication, compassion and devotion to all of the peoples of God, as he himself called and regarded the people of this common Earth, on February 17, 440 AD gave his life to Lord. Koryun wrote, "St. Mesrop found his right place in the Kingdom of God in the heaven, with Our Almighty Savior". All of the people from all over Armenia, of every class, rank and social standing mourned his passing. St. Mesrop was ceremonially and honorably laid to rest in the town of Oshakan. His tomb, to this day remains a place of pilgrimage by the Armenian people from all over the world. The Armenian people come to pay their respect and to show homage to the great Armenian scholar, who saved and brought back the Armenian alphabet, thus forever ending the treat of assimilation and securing eternity for his people. A devout Christian preacher and servant of God, who devoted most of his life to the spreading of Christianity throughout all of the peoples and tribes of the Caucasus. St. Mesrop Mashtots, along with brilliant personalities such as King of Kings, Tigran the Great, founder and establisher of the Armenian Empire, the great foe of Rome and Gregory the Illuminator, the establisher and founder of the First Christian Nation of Armenia is one of the most ingenious and eminent personalities and faces in not only Armenian, but has his rightful place in the global world history and human heritage. PREVIOUS BACK TO MAIN PAGE

60. UCLA | Armenian Studies | Courses Armenian 150 A Survey of armenian literature; Armenian 152 Modern ArmenianDrama as Vehicle for Social Critique; Armenian 153 Art, Politics http://www.sscnet.ucla.edu/history/centers/armenian/courses.html

Armenian Program Program History Faculty Events Armenian History Courses Lower Division S88: Armenia and the Caucasus Upper Division History 112 A-B-C Armenian History From Ancient to Modern Times History 112 D Introduction to Armenian Oral History History 113 The Caucasus under Russian and Soviet Rule History 114 The Armenian Diaspora History 197 The Armenian Genocide Graduate History 200 Armenia and the Caucasus History 211 A-B Seminar: Armenian History History 212 Methods in Armenian Oral History Armenian Language and Literature Courses Armenian 101 A-B-C Elementary West Armenian Armenian 102 A-B-C Intermediate West Armenian Armenian 103 Advanced East Armenian Armenian 104 A-B-C Elementary East Armenian Armenian 105 A-B-C Intermediate East Armenian Armenian 106 A-B-C Advanced East Armenian Armenian 150 A Survey of Armenian Literature Armenian 152 Modern Armenian Drama as Vehicle for Social Critique Armenian 153 Art, Politics, and Nationalism in Modern Armenian Literature Armenian 155 Armenian-American Literature and Culture Armenian 160 A-B-C Armenian Literature of 19th and 20th Centuries Armenian 230 A-B-C Elementary Classical Armenian Armenian 231 A-B-C Intermediate Classical Armenian Armenian 232 A-B-C Advanced Classical Armenian The Armenian Studies minor is designed for students who wish to augment their major program with a cluster of courses that provide a systematic introduction to the Armenian culture.

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