1. UM-Dearborn armenian literature. armenian literature dates back over 1500 years. The Armenian Research Center is pleased to offer Shant Norashkharian s http://www.umd.umich.edu/dept/armenian/literatu/

Armenian Research Center Armenian Literature Armenian literature dates back over 1500 years. The Armenian Research Center is pleased to offer Shant Norashkharian's translations of selected Armenian authors on our homepage. The first author in this section is Gostan Zarian (1885-1969). Eight excerpts from his The Ship on the Mountain are presented below. First Excerpt (pages 81-87). Second Excerpt (pages 147-154). Third Excerpt (pages 158-166). Fourth Excerpt (pages 166-172). ... Eighth Excerpt (pages 480-491). The second author in this section is Siamanto (1878-1915). The Dance (poem). A and B: The Revenge of Centuries (poem). The Vintage (poem). ... The Glory of the Invention (poem). The third author in this section is Shahan Shahnour (1903-1974). Three excerpts from Retreat without Song are presented below. First Excerpt. Second Excerpt. Third Excerpt. The fourth author in this section is Baruyr Sevag. To My Son (poem). Hayasdan (poem). The fifth author in this section is Hovhannes Shiraz.

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3. Armenian Literature armenian literature. armenian literature. The Armenian Church fostered literature, and the principal early works are The first major Armenian literary work is a 5th cent http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/ent/A0804758.html

HOTWORDS CITE PRINT EMAIL in All Infoplease Almanacs Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Home Almanacs Atlas Dictionary ... D-Day Infoplease Tools Periodic Table Conversion Tool Perpetual Calendar Year by Year ... Site Map Also from Infoplease Search Infoplease Info search tips Search Biographies Bio search tips Encyclopedia Armenian literature. Armenian literature. David of Sassoun. See Z. C. Boyajian, ed., Armenian Legends and Poems (2d ed. 1959); J. Etmekjian, An Anthology of Western Armenian Literature The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, Armenian language Related content from HighBeam Research on: Armenian literature Vehanoush Tekian Awarded Doctorate in Armenian Literature by Armenian (Armenian Reporter, The) "Publication of Ancient Armenian Literature" (Madenakirk Hayots) Series Published in Antelias Presented in the Motherland (Armenian Reporter, The) The Heritage of Armenian Literature, Volume II (Armenian Reporter, The) A Reference Guide to Modern Armenian Literature, 1500-1920: With an Introductory History.(Review) (Library Journal) Gifts for Posterity Retired professor gives his collection of Armenian literature to Fresno State.(LOCAL NEWS)

4. Armenian Literature In the early 1800s, further research of Armenian history and literature by European scholars such as A the cradle of the Western armenian literature and cultural life got arrested http://www.angelfire.com/hi/Azgaser/armlit.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" The Role of Literature in Preserving the Armenian National Identity by Grigor Hakobyan (webmaster) Paruyr Sevak Egishe Charents In the early 1800s, further research of Armenian history and literature by European scholars such as A. Meillet and J. Karst, brought forth into the light the lost manuscripts and ancient writings of the Armenian people. Their remarkable works in the field of Armenian Studies created a new wave of Armenian scholars such as H. Ashcaryan (1876-1953) and M. Abelyan (1865-1944), N. Adonts (1871-1942, T. Toramanyan (1864-1934) who rejuvenated the Armenian folklore, reconstructed more factual history of Armenian people and brought forth the archaic achievements of Armenian architecture. Komitas Vardapet (Solomon Solomonean, 1869-1935, Genocide survivor and spiritual composer of Armenian liturgy) re-created the lost treasures of the uplifting Armenian spiritual music, devising thousands of religious compositions still practiced by the current Armenian churches. His spiritual compositions and inspiring writings of outstanding Armenian writer/poet Raffi, resurrected the creative spirit of Armenian people, reclaiming their attachments to their ancient history, sacred Homeland and spiritual heritage. Sense of national pride and dignity re-emerged among Armenians, giving rise to their new literary works in the face of the coming new century. Critical, journalistic reviews and monographs on contemporary Armenian writers like Y. Ohsakan, Vahan Nalbandean (1876-1902), Nikol Albalean (1873-1947), Simeon Hakobyan (1880-1942), Arsen Terteryan (1882-1953), Haroutiun Surhatyan (1882-1938), Tsolak Hanzadyan (1886-1935), and Polos Makintsyan (1884-1938) began to emerge.

5. HyeEtch - The Armenians - Literature HyeEtch (Armenian page) is a compilation of recourse's and material relating Armenians and Armenia, presented in a visually attractive and easy to read layout. Its main aim is to educate and armenian literature. hroughout centuries of foreign domination the retention of the Armenian language literature seems to have been http://www.hyeetch.nareg.com.au/armenians/literature_p1.html

Chronology Language Literature Prominent ... Traditions Armenian Literature This section is divided into several categories to help the reader find the desired subject with ease. Some of the literary works are in Armenian and some have been translated into English. Some of the Armenian materials are in Westerns Armenian and some in Eastern Armenian dialects (Depending on the source). This Page is both in English and Armenian. To find out how to be able to see the Armenian letters and download a free Armenian font, please click Here The following are the Armenian literature categories: Stories (Epic Stories) Poems Songs Proverbs ... Jokes Updated 10 July, 2002 Web Site Design by SSS Graphics

6. Armenian Literature armenian literature or Literature on Armenia excuse me for this short selection of armenian literature, it is just my personal selection and I am just starting with http://www.avantart.com/armenia/literature.html

Armenian Literature or Literature on Armenia Mesrop Mashtoz Sayat Nova Nahapet Khutschak Eghishe Charents Ossip Mandelstam Andrei Bitov Mesrop Mashtoz invented the armenian alphabet to translate the bible into Armenian. He also developed a caucasus-albanian and a georgian alphabet. His poems are lyrical and faithful. Sayat Nova is the armenian gussan, the poet of love, the last troubadour. His poems are sung and recited by Armenians all over the world. Nahapet Koutchak is the poet of hairen, poems which consist of four verses by 15 syllabs each. His poetry is pure renaissance: live the life intensively and enjoy the beauty of the world. So he writes about love, love which gets its rules only from the heart. Eghishe Charents is the armenian poet of the 20th century. His work mirrors the history and misery of Armenia of the first half of the twentieth century: from the times of sultan Abdul Hamid II to the 1915 genocid to Bolshevism and Stalinism. His life was full of greatness and tragic, very armenian. Egishe Charents: I love the sun sweet taste of Armenia More poems by Charents are published at the webpages of the Armenian Youth Federation, Eastern USA

7. Armenian Poetry Literature Books Armenian Poetry Literature Books. Click on the name of a book to order it from. A History of armenian literature From Ancient Times to the Nineteenth Century; S http://www.cilicia.com/armo7_poetlit.html

Click on the name of a book to order it from A History of Armenian Literature : From Ancient Times to the Nineteenth Century ; S. P. Hayrapetean, Srbouhi Hairapetian; Hardcover; $75.00 The Armenian image in history and literature ;Unknown Binding (Hard to Find) The Armenian image in history and literature ;Unknown Binding (Hard to Find) Armenian Image in History and Literature ; Richard Hovannisian; Textbook Binding (Hard to Find) History of Armenian Literature : Fifth to Thirteenth Centuries ; James Etmekjian; Paperback; $19.00 (Back Ordered) Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on Armenian Linguistics : McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, May 1-5, 1995 (Anatolian And) ; Dora Sakayan (Editor Anthology of Western Armenian Literature ;Hardcover (Special Order) Ancient Armenian Translations ; Levon Ter-Petrossian; Paperback; $10.85 (Special Order) Studies in Armenian Literature and Christianity (Collected Studies, 451) ; R.W. Thomson; Hardcover; $94.95 (Special Order) Studies in Armenian Literature and Christianity (Collected Studies, 451) ; R.W. Thomson; Hardcover; $94.95 (Special Order) Armenian-North American Literature : A Critical Introduction : Genocide, Diaspora, and Symbols (Studies in Comparative Literature, Vol 11)

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9. Armenian Literature, History, Religion, Etc. ArmenianHouse.org information on armenian literature, history and everything Armenia-related in general. English and Russian versions available. http://www.armenianhouse.org/

ArmenianHouse.org is an electronic library featuring a huge collection of documents on Armenian literature, history, religion and anything else Armenia-related. More texts are available in Armenian and Russian sections of the library. Home About Forum F.A.Q. Contact ... Alphabetical List News April 16, 2004 Uploaded The Red Rugs of Tarsus by Helen Davenport Gibbons . She was one of those few foreigners to witness the Armenian massacres of 1909. The book was first published in New York City, 1917. The (Western) Armenian translation of Soghomon Tehlirian's Trial (aka "The Trial of Talaat Pasha") is published thanks to the support of an anonymous sponsor. The English version is also available. February 9 , 2004 Travelogue by an Italian diplomat and historian Luigi Villari called Fire and Sword in the Caucasus is now available in the Armenian History section of the library. Balanced and thoughtful, this is one of the very few books presenting an accurate account of the revolutionary events of 1905-1906 in Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan and South Russia by a European witness. Contains 93 photographs. Published in 1906.

10. Armenian Language This was the literary language until the 19th cent. and is still the liturgical language of the Armenian Church (see armenian literature). http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/society/A0804757.html

HOTWORDS CITE PRINT EMAIL in All Infoplease Almanacs Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Home Almanacs Atlas Dictionary ... D-Day Infoplease Tools Periodic Table Conversion Tool Perpetual Calendar Year by Year ... Site Map Also from Infoplease Search Infoplease Info search tips Search Biographies Bio search tips Encyclopedia Armenian language Armenian language, member of the Thraco-Phrygian subfamily of the Indo-European family of languages (see Indo-European ). There is evidence that in ancient times a distinct subfamily of Indo-European languages existed that is now called Thraco-Phrygian. To it belonged Phrygian (an ancient and now extinct Indo-European language of Anatolia) and Thracian (a now dead Indo-European tongue of the Balkans in antiquity). Modern Armenian may well be a direct descendant of Phrygian. Today Armenian is the mother tongue of more than 5 million people, of whom over 3 million live in Armenia; 1 million live elsewhere in the republics of the former Soviet Union; and the rest are in the Middle East, the Balkans, and the United States. Armenian is an old, rich, and vital language. Although spoken in antiquity, it was not recorded in writing until the early 5th cent. A.D.

11. Selected Literatures And Authors Pages - Armenian Literature slavic, east european, and former USSR resources. Selected Literatures and Authors Page armenian literature. Armenian and Armenian Diaspora Literature and Authors. armenian literature. Armenian http://www.lib.vt.edu/subjects/slav/lit_authors_armenian.html

slavic, east european, and former USSR resources Selected Literatures and Authors Page - Armenian Literature Armenian and Armenian Diaspora Literature and Authors Literature Web Sites Armenian Literature . From The Armenian Research Center, University of Michigan-Dearborn. Armenian Literature . From Hye Etch ArmenianHouse.org . ArmenianHouse.org is an electronic library featuring a huge collection of documents on Armenian literature, history, religion and anything else Armenia-related. Armenian Historical Sources of the 5-15th Centuries Selected Works . From Robert Bedrosian's Homepage The Virtual Matenadaran . The Matenadaran is one of the oldest and richest book-depositories in the world. Its collection of about 17,000 manuscripts includes almost all the areas of ancient and medieval armenian culture and sciences. Located in Yerevan, Armenia. Haig's Page of Armenian Poetry in Translation . By Haig Utidjian Armenian Alphabet . From The Embassy of the Republic of Armenia , Washington, D.C.

12. Selected Literatures And Authors Pages - Armenian Literature Slavic, East European, and Former USSR Resources. Selected Literatures and Authors Page armenian literature. General armenian literature Sites. http://learning.lib.vt.edu/slav/lit_authors_armenian.html

Slavic, East European, and Former USSR Resources Selected Literatures and Authors Page - Armenian Literature INDEX BY LITERATURE TYPES General Armenian Literature Armenian Literature by Genre INDEX BY AUTHOR A - D E - M N - Sr St - Z Nalbandian, Michael Abovian, Khachatur Nichanian, Marc St. Gregory of Narek ... Soghomonian, Soghomon Return to Top of Page Literature Web Sites General Armenian Literature Sites Armenian Literature . From The Armenian Research Center, University of Michigan-Dearborn. Armenian Literature . From Hye Etch ArmenianHouse.org . ArmenianHouse.org is an electronic library featuring a huge collection of documents on Armenian literature, history, religion and anything else Armenia-related. Armenian Historical Sources of the 5-15th Centuries Selected Works . From Robert Bedrosian's Homepage The Virtual Matenadaran . The Matenadaran is one of the oldest and richest book-depositories in the world. Its collection of about 17,000 manuscripts includes almost all the areas of ancient and medieval armenian culture and sciences. Located in Yerevan, Armenia. Armenian Alphabet . From The Embassy of the Republic of Armenia , Washington, D.C.

13. Virtual Matenadaran - The Heritage - OLD ARMENIAN LITERATURE In OLD armenian literature Poghos Khachatryan, Doctor of Philology 1. PREFACE 2. MYTHS 3. VIPASANK 4. LITERATURE OF ECCLESIASTIC POLITICAL STRUGGLE 5. GOLDEN http://www.matenadaran.am/en/heritage/literature/

14. Matenadaran - The Heritage In the 10th century a great break took place in the armenian literature. Read more on OLD armenian literature Article by Poghos Khachatryan. http://www.matenadaran.am/en/heritage/literature.html

The Heritage Literature The first Armenian historical works are at the same time monuments of literature. They have preserved specimens of the pagan Armenian poetry and legends (Haik, Aram, Tork Angegh, Ara Geghetsik and Shamiram, Vahagn Vishapakagh, etc.). Later, parallel with the consolidation of the Christian ideology they gave way to the ecclesiastical literature. The foundation of the Armenian religious poetry is connected with the name of Mesrop Mashtots. A number of his hymns (sharakans) have survived. They include poems, devoted to the church holidays, saints, historical events, etc. In the 10th century a great break took place in the Armenian literature. A new type of poetry was formed. The first representative of this trend was Grigor Narekatsi (951 - 1003). His delightful hymns and the poem 'Book of Lamentation', by their supreme mastery of language and expression of the most sensitive human emotions are one of the masterpieces of world literature. For the first time, Narekatsi brings love, female beauty, nature and work to the Armenian poetry. Narekatsi is also a great language - builder. Together with grabar (the ancient Armenian language), he uses spoken words, creates new words with the help of word combinations. After Narekatsi the medieval armenian poetry became more mundane in the poetry of Hovhannes Sarkavag. The poem 'A word of wisdom' (in 118 lines), devoted to a starling is a novelty with its form and content in the medieval art of poetry and its theory. Sarkavag considers poetry to be the imitation of the nature and not a divine gift.

15. Marc Nichanian, Writers Of Disaster: Armenian Literature In The Twentieth Centur Marc Nichanian, Writers of Disaster armenian literature in the Twentieth Century, volume 1, The National Revolution, ISBN 1903656 http://www.gomidas.org/books/nichanian1.htm

Books Armenian Forum Events About ... Receive updates Marc Nichanian, Writers of Disaster: Armenian Literature in the Twentieth Century, volume 1, The National Revolution ISBN 1-903656-09-5 xii + 378 pages, paper, index. Price: $30.00 plus shipping. To order call 1-800-865-6405 (U.S. and Canada) or click here Table of contents Read an excerpt Writers of Disaster is an ambitious undertaking by one of the foremost authorities on modern Armenian literature. Marc Nichanian, holder of the Armenian studies chair at Columbia University in New York, takes a fresh and uncompromising look at twentieth-century Armenian history and literature. The volume consists of essays on four major twentieth-century Armenian authors: Yeghishé Charents, Gurgen Mahari, Zabel Esayan, and Vahan Totovents. All four authors lived through the national revolution. For all four of them, "the national idea was a perverted and murderous one." Ironically, however, all four were condemned to death or exile precisely for nationalism, victims of Stalin's purges. Nichanian addresses a burning question that historians and diarists have avoided for the better part of a century: "How are we to understand the link between this movement of national liberation and the extermination of the Ottoman Armenians during World War I?"

16. Armenian Literature. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001 2001. armenian literature. 1. See ZC Boyajian, ed., Armenian Legends and Poems (2d ed. 1959); J. Etmekjian, An Anthology of Western armenian literature (1980). 2. http://www.bartleby.com/65/ar/ArmenLit.html

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17. Armenian Literature The Poetic Prophet of ArmeniaParuyr Sevak. Written by Grigor Hakobyan (webmaster). One of the best poets of armenian literature was Paruyr (Sevak) Ghazaryan. http://www.angelfire.com/hi/Azgaser/sevak.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" The Poetic Prophet of Armenia-Paruyr Sevak Written by Grigor Hakobyan (webmaster) One of the best poets of Armenian Literature was Paruyr (Sevak) Ghazaryan. He was born in 1924,January 24, at the village of Vedi, Armenia. Paruyr Sevak's father, Rafael Ghazari Soghomonyan (1892-1982) was an educated farmer married to Anahit Gaspari Soghomonyan, who was the mother Paruyr Sevak. She was illiterate, village woman, who was very kind, hard working and religious housewife helping her husband with the fieldwork. Their original family epitet contained the prepositional name, "Ter" which meant: lord or spiritual father and made a reference to the family's religious origin. The forefathers of those families who had that prepositional name have been known to be very educated people, who got their education at the Gevorgyan Seminary of Echmiadzin (the world headquarter of Armenian church). Therefore, people who knew Paruyr Sevak's family were expecting him to have preserved the trait of a "prophet", which he have later evolved in a literary sense of the word, becoming a prophetic spokesperson of Armenian people in their struggle for preserving their ancient history and very rich cultural heritage. Universal humanism and passion toward his native culture bounded his poems.

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