81. Hayeren.hayastan.com/ St Nersess Welcome to St Nersesss Website classical armenianAll early armenian literature, through the eighteenth century, An overview of early armenian literature. Exercises include reading in the literature of http://hayeren.hayastan.com/

82. Republic Of Turkey, Ministry Of Culture - Ermeni Edebiyatý Seçkisi Title Anthology of armenian literature (Ermeni Edebiyatý Seçkisi) Author (Editor, Trans., etc.) Birsen KARACA Genre World Literature http://www.kulturturizm.gov.tr/portal/default_en.asp?belgeno=5102

83. Alibris: Agop J Hacikyan The second volume of The Heritage of armenian literature continues the Armenianwritten literature originated almost sixteen centuries ago with the http://www.alibris.com/search/books/author/Hacikyan, Agop J

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84. More Information About Armenian Language armenian literature, History, Religion, etc. ArmenianHouse.org information on armenian literature, history and everything Armenia-related in general. http://www.geos-oceania.com/links/armenian-language.htm

LINKS AREA We've included a number of links to other English Language resources and web sites of interest in this area. If you have a site you think belongs in the list, we'll link to you, in return for a reciprocal link. Click here for more info. Back to Link Directory Home Links in the Armenian Language category ARMENIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE ARMENIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE - LoveToKnow Article on ARMENIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE http://38.1911encyclopedia.org/A/AR/ARMENIAN_LANGUAGE_AND_LITERATURE.htm Pimsleur Products Pimsleur Products http://languageproducts.com/ SEELRC: The Slavic and East European Language Resource Center SEELRC: The Slavic and East European Language Resource Center http://seelrc.org/ A.G.B.U. Zaroukian School AGBU Zaroukian School in Toronto offers quality elementary education in the Armenian language, culture and heritage. http://www.agbutorontoschool.com/ http://www.armenianheritage.com/language.htm 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/

85. Armenian Literature - Anonymous - Adobe Reader EBooks armenian literature Anonymous - Adobe Reader eBook - Advanced navigation, search, bookmarks, and multiple viewing options. Download Now! - Get eBooks! http://www.ebookmall.com/ebook/145992-ebook.htm

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87. Zangak Publishing House Arshak Chopanean and Old armenian literature evaluations of the medieval literary values of the Old armenian literature by Arshak Chopanean. http://www.zangak.am/product_info.php?products_id=706

88. 2005 NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY My topic today is the Armenian Christian literature that developed and I’ve already mentioned that the first product of armenian literature was the http://www.armenianprelacy.org/nra0503.htm

THEMES IN ARMENIAN CHRISTIAN LITERATURE Michael Papazian Associate Professor of Philosophy Berry College Since I only have a short time and the amount of Christian literature produced is enormous, I can only give you today at best a glimpse of the rich treasures of early Armenian literature in the first few centuries after the creation of the alphabet. I have decided to focus on one representative each of three genres or kinds of writing that are common in Christian literature. But first I would like to make two general points about what I am talking about. Now a command came to me, one Agathangelos from the great city of Rome, trained in the arts of the ancients, proficient in Latin and Greek and not unskilled in literary composition. Thus we came to the Arsacid court in the reign of the brave, virtuous, mighty and heroic Trdat, who has surpassed all his ancestors in valor and who has done deeds in battle worthy of champions and giants. Trdat IV the Great (or Tiridates, which is the Greek form of the name) was the Arsacid king of Armenia from 299 to 330, the first Christian king. Now there are all sorts of problems if we accept what Agathangelos says of himself. The most obvious is that Agathangelos could not have been writing in Armenian if he lived and wrote during the reign of Trdat. But also Agathangelos makes references to books that were written much later. This has led a number of scholars to argue that Agathangelos is really a later 5th century author who presented himself as a contemporary of Trdat and Gregory.

89. Armenian Church is an independent Christian church, also known as the Armenian Apostolic Bible into Armenian, and the golden age of classical armenian literature began http://www.armeniaemb.org/DiscoverArmenia/ArmenianChurch/Index.htm

Start Page v Diplomatic Mission v Armenia US v Discover Armenia v v News v Kids v Consular Affairs v Contact Us The Armenian Church is an independent Christian church, also known as the Armenian Apostolic Orthodox Church. Its head is the Catholicos , who resides at Holy Etchmiadzin, near Yerevan, the capital of Armenia. Christianity was declared the state religion of Armenia in AD 301. Armenia thus became the first nation to adopt Christianity as a state religion. This was largely due to the efforts of St. Gregory the Illuminator. Born a nobleman, he converted Armenia's king Tiridates III, who had formerly perse-cuted the Christians. Conversion of the rest of the population soon followed. It was St. Gregory who built the Mother Church at Etchmiadzin in AD 303. Until the 5th century, Christian worship in Armenia was conducted in Greek or Syriac, since there was no Armenian alphabet, hence no written language. In AD 404, St. Mesrob (at that time a monk) completed an alphabet of 36 letters. His objective was to translate the Bible into Armenian, and the golden age of classical Armenian literature began shortly thereafter. Persia reduced Armenia to vassaldom and in AD 450 issued a decree ordering all Christians to embrace the Zoroastrian religion. The Armenians, under Prince Vartan Mamigonian, rose in revolt. This culminated in the Battle of Avarayr. Vartan lost the battle, but under the leadership of his nephew, Vahan, the Armenians continued the war for 30 years. They won a decisive victory through a peace accord in AD 484, and Armenian Christianity survived. St. Vartan Day-which is celebrated in February of each year-commemorates the battle and is a major Armenian holiday.

90. SOS Children's Villages - Armenia , Culture, Economy And History armenian literature, art, religion and education boomed under the Ottoman and the armenian literature is rich in fables and folk tales, and 20th century http://www.sos-childrensvillages.org/html/country_information_armenia.html

Country Information on Armenia Terrain Climate Fauna/Flora History/Politics Economy Culture Terrain The land rises in the north to form the Lesser Caucasus mountain range (Maly Kavkaz), and arid flatlands extend southwards into Turkey and Iran. Only 10% of the country lies below 1,000 m, and its highest point is Mt. Aragats (4,090 m) ... Country Information on Azerbaijan : Terrain Climate Fauna/Flora History/Politics Economy... Country Information on Lithuania : Terrain Climate Fauna/Flora History/Politics Economy... Country Information on South Korea : Terrain Climate Fauna/Flora History/Politics Economy... Country Information on Burundi : Terrain Climate Fauna/Flora History/Politics Economy... Country Information on Hungary : Terrain Climate Fauna/Flora History/Politics Economy... Country Information on Armenia Terrain Climate Fauna/Flora History/Politics ... Culture Terrain The land rises in the north to form the Lesser Caucasus mountain range (Maly Kavkaz), and arid flatlands extend southwards into Turkey and Iran. Only 10% of the country lies below 1,000 m, and its highest point is Mt. Aragats (4,090 m). The Araks River forms most of Armenia's border with Iran and part of the border with Turkey. You can travel from semi-desert foothills to alpine country within a few kilometres. The fertile Ararat Valley produces most of the country's agricultural wealth. Climate The country is protected from the worst of Russia's harsh winters by the Northern Caucasus Mountains, and consequently much of its weather comes in from Persia and Syria. November to April/May is the wettest season, but

91. Students And The Armenian Research Center Armenia s varied history means that the literature major can study its literature both as the literature of a people in their own state, http://www.umd.umich.edu/dept/armenian/students.html

The Armenian Research Center/University of Michigan-Dearborn How Can the Armenian Research Center Help You? The University of Michigan-Dearborn is unusual to have on its campus a center devoted to the study of the Armenians. Unusual in that such specialized research centers are normally found on larger campuses such as Ann Arbor, and also unusual in that the Armenian Research Center is the only such research institute devoted to the study of the Armenians at any U.S. university. This gives you the extraordinary opportunity to do special class research you would not otherwise have easy access to. These research opportunities include Russian history, Armenian history, Armenian literature, Armenian art and architecture, Eastern Europe, Transcaucasia, Turkey, the Kurds and more. Besides opportunities for class research, the Armenian Research Center is able to offer internships and directed study for qualified students. Now you may be wondering: Who are the Armenians, and why should I want to do research on them? That depends. Are you interested in modern history/sociology? Armenia has reemerged after 70 years of Soviet rule as an independent state in the volatile Caucasus, just above the Middle East, below Georgia and Russia, and right next to Azerbaijan. A lively neighborhood is putting it mildly. Are you interested in ancient history/sociology? The Armenians have been around for over 2,500 years, and their ancient state of Armenia was the first state to proclaim itself Christian. Maybe you are interested in something in the middle: say the Middle Ages. Armenia shifted itself during the Crusades to the Mediterranean Sea and had contacts with the Crusaders.

92. Armenian Research Center Established for the documentation and the publication of materials in the field of armenian studies and affairs. Various archives of literature, photography, academic publications, etc. concerning armenian studies. http://www.umd.umich.edu/dept/armenian/

Armenian Research Center About the Armenian Research Center and the Director Mat erials on Armenia, Karabagh, and the Armenian Genocide Selected writings of Dr. Dennis R. Papazian ... Links to other important sites You are visitor number Content-Type: text/html Application Error An error has occurred in the program since August 26, 2003. Questions, comments, additions, corrections? Send mail to gottenbr@umich.edu Return to main University of Michigan-Dearborn home page. Return to Academic Units home page. Updated August 29, 2005 These pages (especially the Out of Turkey ones) are best viewed with ARC Site Map Academic Programs Centers, Programs, and Attractions Prospective Students ... Contact Us

93. PHPSlash :: Home Includes the following sections armenian culture, literature, association news, reviews and genocide. Issues are available online. http://www.usanogh.com/

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94. 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 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

95. Armenian Books: Poetry Literature armenian Books page where you can discuss, browse book lists by category, add information and books, as well as purchase books related to Armenia. http://www.cilicia.com/books.pl?Poetry_Literature

96. Armenian Language And Literature. Armenian Academy Of Los Angeles armenian Academy of Los Angeles will be home to a dedicated group of students and educators willing to successfully integrate the challenges of a college http://www.armenianacademyofla.org/english/armstudies1.php

Armenian Academy of Los Angeles The aim of the Department of Armenian Language and Literature is to graduate students with proficiency in reading, writing, and speaking Armenian. Students are placed in different classes according to their level of proficiency as well as their usage of Eastern or Western Armenian. While students may choose to learn both Armenian dialects, the Department encourages students to pursue one to proficiency. Textbooks, language labs, grammar and etymology exercises, translation, class discussions, and immersion in the language are tools teachers use to develop language skills. A R M E N I A N L A N G U A G E A N D L I T E R A T U R E Armenian I...................................................................................................................Full Year/Grade 9 Western/Eastern Language Arts and an Anthology of Selected Literature Armenian II.........................................................................................................Full Year/Grade 9 or 10 Western/Eastern Language Arts and an Anthology of Selected Literature Armenian III......................................................................................................Full Year/Grade 10 or 11

97. Language, Literature: Armenia And The Armenian Diaspora: Selected Internet Resou Selected Internet Resources Armenia. Portals to the World contain selective links providing authoritative, indepth information about the nations and other http://www.loc.gov/rr/international/amed/armenia/resources/armenia-language.html

The Library of Congress Global Gateway Portals to the World Armenia Find in Portals Web Pages Global Gateway Pages All Library Web Pages Language, Literature: Armenia and the Armenian Diaspora Narratives about the historical and contemporary literary life of the Armenians are complemented below by sites which include full texts of translations of important literary monuments from Armenia and its Diaspora. Created and maintained by the Collections and Services Directorate Armenia House (http://www.armenianhouse.org/) The non-profit 'ArmenianHouse.org is an electronic library featuring a huge collection of documents on Armenian literature, history, religion and anything else Armenia-related.' While the home page is trilingual (English, Armenian and Russian) texts are available in Armenian and Russian. The purpose is to provide an electronic library of the full range of Armenian literature while helping young authors publish electronically. Classical Armenian Literature (http://www.digilib.am/)

98. ARMENIAN CLASSICAL LITERATURE FROM Vth TO THE XVIIIth CENTURIES The Digital Library of armenian Classical literature will be helpful for wideranging communication and the enrichment of human civilization and armenian http://www.armeniaforeignministry.com/ITConference/Timeless_Literature.html

Digital Library of Armenian Classical Literature from the V th to the XVIII th centuries (CD) www.digilib.am The technological development of human society is a reflection of develop­ment in information density. The greater the information density, the more progres­sive is the society. Native speakers of lesser-used languages are condemned to learn at least two languages. Nowadays, the Internet opens wide opportunities for such people, like Armenians, to develop and to maintain their language and culture. The role of Internet became bigger, when we take into consideration the existence of great Diaspora communities. In this case World Wide Web makes possible the implementation of different educational projects, which will be available and helpful for new generations and will promote the vitality of the language. Within the framework of the above-mentioned, we would like to present the role of Digital Library project for the maintenance of Armenian language and culture. The two most important historical developments that have technologically impacted the technological growth of Armenian culture and literature are the creation of the Armenian alphabet by Mesrob Mashtots in the year 405 AD, and the use of printing in Armenia, for the first time, by Hagob Meghapart and

99. Medieval Armenian Fables, Mkhitar Gosh, Mxit'ar Gosh, Armenian Literature Mkhitar Gosh was a major intellectual figure in armenian life of the late 12th This circumstance is attested to in Seljuk epic literature, coinage and http://rbedrosian.com/goshint.htm

Mkhitar Gosh's Fables Translator's Preface Mkhitar Gosh was a major intellectual figure in Armenian life of the late 12th and early 13th centuries. At the time of his death in 1213, he had authored more than a dozen works, including the codification of Armenian law (the Armenian Law Book ), the Fables , a number of prayers, sermons and theological works, and a short chronicle; he twice had received the title of doctor of the Church ( vardapet ); had served as confidant and advisor to many of the most important Armenian princes of the day; and as a teacher had inspired a generation of students, many of whom became prominent theologians and historians of 13th century Armenia. Biographical information about Gosh is found in the History of the Armenians written by Kirakos of Gandzak (d. 1270/71), and in the colophon or postscript of Mkhitar's own Law Book . Beyond the historical facts, it is possible to learn even more about this man, especially about his worldview, from the morals advanced in the Fables According to Kirakos of Gandzak, Mkhitar was born in the city of Gandzak (modern Kirovabad) in Azerbaijan. No birth date is provided by Kirakos, but judging from the fact that he was said to have died in deep old age in 1213, scholars have placed Mkhitar's birth between 1130 and 1140. He received his early education in his hometown, which was a center of Armenian population, though under Muslim control. In his early teens, Mkhitar was ordained a celibate priest and began his scholarly studies with the learned

100. CSUN Armenian Studies Program - Hermine Mahseredjian Modern and Classical Languages and literature armenian Courses at CSUN Course_Schedule Minor Degree in armenian Studies http://www.csun.edu/~hfm45353/courses.html

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, NORTHRIDGE Modern and Classical Languages and Literature Armenian Courses at CSUN Minor Degree in Armenian Studies Liberal Studies Concentration ASA ... MCLL 101. Elementary Armenian I (3 units) A study of the fundamentals of Armenian: alphabet and additional sounds, grammatical structure, reading, writing and practice in the spoken language. (Available for General Education, Comparative Cultural Studies.) 102. Elementary Armenian II (3 units) Prerequisite: Completion of Armenian 101 or equivalent. Continuation of the study of the fundamentals of Armenian. (Available for General Education, Comparative Cultural Studies.) 201. Intermediate Armenian I (3 units) Prerequisite: Completion of Armenian 102 or equivalent. Intensive practice and pronunciation, conversation and writing. Brief review of grammar and study of more advanced grammatical concepts. Introduction to reading of literature and study of Armenian culture. (Available for General Education, Comparative Cultural Studies.) 202. Intermediate Armenian II (3 units)

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