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‘By way of divertissement, I am studying daily, at an Armenian Monastery, the Armenian Language’
This chapter details Byron’s association with the Mechitarists, the Armenian intelligentsia who found refuge on the island of St. Lazarus in Italy in 1717 and who worked to preserve Armenian culture and literature. From late 1816 to 1819, during the period in which he was a resident of Venice, Byron travelled frequently to St ...openaire +1 more source
Armeniaca International Journal of Armenian Studies
2023In corso di ...
Sona Haroutyunian, Paolo Lucca
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Intonation Questions in English and Armenian: Results of the Perceptual Study
1999Melodic patterns of the so-called 'intonation questions' reveal a certain degree of similarity in many languages. A rise in pitch or a higher tone level signal another phonological category, since there are no other indications of the interrogativity in this type of utterances.
Nina B. Volskaya, Anna S. Grigoryan
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Aspects of Primordialism in the Perspective of Armenian Studies
ISTORIYAIt has long been observed that written history is in many ways a process of painstaking selection, leading to the rejection and loss of some events, while others are carefully preserved and turned into symbols of primordial identity. Thus, historians’ perceptions of their countries’ pasts often reflect primarily modern ethnic constructions extrapolated
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Transactions of the Philological Society, 1997
Classical Armenian possesses two series of indefinite pronouns, one in ‐k‘, the other in ‐mn. The first is employed for the most part in contexts where English any appears, the second where English employs some. The distinction is therefore essentially one of polarity sensitivity, the forms in ‐k‘ being negative‐polarity items (NPIs), those in ‐mn ...
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Classical Armenian possesses two series of indefinite pronouns, one in ‐k‘, the other in ‐mn. The first is employed for the most part in contexts where English any appears, the second where English employs some. The distinction is therefore essentially one of polarity sensitivity, the forms in ‐k‘ being negative‐polarity items (NPIs), those in ‐mn ...
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Communal Violence: The Armenians and the Copts as Case Studies
World Politics, 1975Historically, communal conflict seems to have occurred in four environments—during the evolution of the major European states, in post-independence colonies, during the disintegration of polyglot empires, and in post-industrialized societies. Within these environments, six conditions serve to heighten the possibility of the use of violence.
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A study of some illuminated Armenian manuscripts
2014Due to its early Christianization, Armenia has preserved a huge patrimony of religious figures in paintings, statues, icons and illuminated codices. Most of the latter are still conserved in Matenadaran Library in Yerevan and their chronology is widely represented from the Middle Ages to XIX century. Armenian manuscripts embrace also various humanities,
Keheyan, Yeghis +6 more
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An Introduction to the Study of Classical Armenian
Journal of the American Oriental Society, 1976John A. C. Greppin, Robert Godel
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