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Judaic-Slavic Journal, 2020 The article describes three the North-Western Caucasus minor groups – The Mountain Jews, the Uryms (Mountain Greeks), the Cherkesohays (Mountain Armenians). These groups analyzed by non-subethnic, but as “network communities”.
V. Kolesov
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Narrative, Practice and Reality: Historical Criticism of Ümit Kurt’s Book Antep 1915 as a Diaspora-oriented Narrative [PDF]
Sosyolojik Bağlam DergisiThis article consists of three sections. First of all, the narrative that Armenians, who live in Western countries as a community who suffered from deprivations while migrating, have built out in the diaspora about the causes and processes of the ...
Yücel Karadaş
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The Armenian Population of the Diarbekir Province of Western Armenia during Hamidian Massacres
Ցեղասպանագիտական հանդես, 2020 In the province of Diarbekir, as in other provinces of Western Armenia, the massacres of Armenians in 1895 were organized by the authorities and carried out by ordinary Muslim citizens as well as by the army and police.
Arpine Bablumyan
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Гуманитарные и юридические исследования, 2021 The article examines the state policy on accommodation of Western Armenian refugees from May 1918 to May 1919 in the first Republic of Armenia (RA) (1918-1920).
K. Hayrapetyan
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THE MEMORY OF THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE. P. BALAKIAN’S “BLACK DOG OF FATE”
Armenian Folia Anglistika, 2023 The present article touches upon the mnemonic functions of literature in terms of shaping collective memory. P. Balakian’s novel “Black Dog of Fate” recounts family history of the Armenian Genocide survivors.
Arpineh Madoyan
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Negative Concord in Western Armenian
Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society, 2010 This paper examines a unique phenomena of negative concord found in Western Ar-menian (WA). When two negative morphemes appear together in the same clause, there are two possible interpretations that result cross-linguistically. Either each negative morpheme contributes a negation to the semantics, known as double nega-tion (DN) or the two morphemes ...
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Journal of Armenian studiesAs a result of the missionary activities carried out by American Protestant missionaries, numerous Protestant communities were established in various settlements of Western Armenia during the 19th century.
Edgar Hovhannisyan
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Advanced Science, EarlyView.Chronic stress reshapes the gut microbiota and enriches Lactobacillus reuteri, promoting microbiota‐associated kynurenine accumulation through altered tryptophan metabolism. Kynurenine drives immunosuppressive remodeling of tumor‐associated macrophages through TNFR2–C/EBPβ signaling, thereby enhancing gastric cancer dissemination.
Sicheng Zhao +9 more
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Syntactic Complexity and Competition: The Singular-Plural Distinction in Western Armenian [PDF]
Linguistic Inquiry, 2014 There is much debate in the linguistic literature about what mechanisms are responsible for accessing, implementing, and restricting grammatical competition. Building on this line of research, this article explores competition between plural and singular marking in Western Armenian, a language where grammatical competition results in a restricted ...
Bale, Alan, Khanjian, Hrayr
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Agglutination underlies superficial fusion in Western Armenian verbal inflection
Proceedings of the Workshop on Turkic and Languages in Contact with Turkic, 2021 Verbs in Western Armenian (Indo-European) inflect for both subject agreement and tense. Subject and tense marking is often fused, which makes segmentation difficult. We show that, despite surface fusion, verbal inflection in Western Armenian is fundamentally agglutinative.
Ayla Karakaş +2 more
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