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The Epic of Sasun: Armenian Apocalypse [PDF]
Middle Eastern Studies, 2014 This chapter concerns the fourth and last of the great heroes of the line of Sasun, "Little" Mher (Mithra), son of the slain David. Mithra, then, merits particular attention in the discussion of apocalyptic in Armenia. The individual recitations of variant narratives enable one to discover details that the artificial, composite texts obscure.
Miller, Owen Robert
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The Resettled Epic Narrators of Sasun Folklore in Nerkin Sasnashen: Nure Davtyan
Caucasus Heritage and Identity StudiesThe foundation of every people’s identity is its spiritual, intangible culture, one of the oldest and richest strata of which is folklore — the system of conceptions, knowledge, values and means of expression transmitted orally from generation to generation.
Stella Vardanyan
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Sasun: The History of an 1890s Armenian Revolt
, 2015 McCarty Justin, Turan Ömer, Taşkıran Cemalettin
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6 The Abode of Sedition: Resistance, Repression and Revolution in Sasun, 1891–1904
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Themes and Motives OF VISUALIZATION OF THE ARMENIAN EPIC POEM IN the Collective and Cultural Memory OF THE SOVIET ERA OF THE 1980S (Based on the Story Collection for Children “to Be Like David of Sasun” by Victoria Vartan and the Film “the Road to David of Sasun”) [PDF]
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Daredevils of Sasun: Poetics of an Epic, by Azat Yeghiazaryan, trans. S Peter Cowe
Middle Eastern Literatures, 2011AZAT YEGHIAZARYAN, trans. S. Peter Cowe Costa Mesa, CA, Mazda Publishers, 2008, xii + 239 pp, $35.00, ISBN 1-568-59167-4 In response to an appeal by Georg VI, locum tenens and later Supreme Patriar...
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