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ARMENIANS IN BITLIS AND ARMENIAN KURDISH HANDWRITTEN AND PRINTED LITERATURE

THE COUNTRIES AND PEOPLES OF THE NEAR AND MIDDLE EAST, 2018
Bitlis is an ancient city where the Armenians were one of the oldest inhabitants. In 1878-79 the population of province was nearly 400.000, of which Armenians were 250.000. The population of Bitlis was 30.000, of which Armenians were 10.000. The Armenians had a great investment on the economic, trade and cultural life of the province as well as on the ...
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THE EFFECT OF URBANIZATION IN THE EMERGENCE OF KURDISH LITERATURE IN CIZIRA BOTAN

, 2012
Ev xebat ji destpêkek û çar beşan pêk tê û di mînaka Cizîra Botan de di peydabûna edebiyata Kurdî de rola bajarvaniyê vedikole. Peywendiya bajar û edebiyatê ji bajarên pêşî û vir ve dewam dike, lewra ji bajarên sumerî û vir ve hinek diyardeyên ...
Ergün, Zülküf
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Returning a stare: people's struggles for political and social inclusion (Social exclusion: an international perspective part 1) [PDF]

, 2000
This is the first of two linked working papers analysing social exclusion at an international level (the second being by John Pateman). It reviews struggles against exclusion and poverty in different societies, emphasising the role of information, and ...
Durrani, Shiraz
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Kurdish question and issue of Kurdish minority in Turkey

, 2008
This Final Thesis is concerning the question of Kurdish minority which is currently dwelling in the Turkish state. I tried to make a clear picture about historical development of both nations, Turkish and Kurdish.
Hatyina, Ladislav
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Resurrecting Silent Histories: A Journey through the Historical Novels of Kurdish Author Jan Dost

Orientalia Suecana
This article explores the historical novels of Kurdish author Jan Dost, highlighting their role in resurrecting and preserving the silent histories of the Kurdish people.
Hashem Ahmadzadeh
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Kurdistan and Kurdish Politics

, 2016
Kurds are an ethnic group in the Middle East and they constitute the biggest stateless nation in the world. It is estimated that more than 40 million Kurds live in Iraq, Turkey, Iran, and Syria and in other countries in the Middle East such as Lebanon ...
Baser, Bahar
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Transitional justice and the Kurdish conflict a grassroots approach

Centralising the experience of victims-survivors and other grassroots actors, this book examines how transitional justice can be used in transforming the Kurdish conflict in Turkey.
Alici, N.
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Heritageization of Kurdish oral traditions

Heritageization of Kurdish Oral Traditions encompasses a range of practices that focus on caring for Kurdish language and culture. Kurdish oral tradition consists of a variety of forms such as songs, stories, or proverbs that have been performed in ...
Bocheńska, Joanna
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The Kurdish Movement: Toward Democratic Confederalism and Kurdish Feminism

, 2019
1 broadside. 48"W x 36"HThis project examined the existing literature surrounding the issues in Kurdistan, the Kurdish people, and the Kurdish Workers’ party (PKK).
Nelson, Sara
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A Critical Reading of the Definition of Myth in Kurdish Literature

Twejer
This paper is entitled: (A Critical Reading of the Definition of Myth in Kurdish Literature). This paper is a critical reading of the definitions of myth in two master's theses which consists of the two parts. The first part is theoretical and contains the two topics.
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