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UCLA to Host Launch of English-language Edition of Aram Andonianâs The Great Crime - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator (opens the original)
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LOS ANGELES â The Armenian Genocide Research Program (AGRP) of UCLAâs Promise Armenian Institute will host the official launch of the English edition of Aram Andonianâs landmark work, The Great Crime: Talaat Pashaâs Orders on the Armenian Genocide and Naim Beyâs Testimony, on Thursday, October 22, at 6 p.m. (Pacific Time). The event will take place at UCLAâs Tannas Alumni Suite in the Engineering VI building. Originally written in Armenian and published in 1921, The Great Crime was a
Jennifer Manoukianâs Purist Pursuits: An Invitation to Redefine Purism - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator (opens the original)
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That Western Armenian, the language spoken by most Armenians in the diaspora, is still alive must be evidence of its openness to grow and to evolve, readiness to change being an essential characteristic of language. Especially in a multi-lingual universe, such as the Ottoman Empire where Western Armenian took root, words, themselves not fixed entities and all too often dependent on their contexts for meaning, are borrowed from the surrounding languages as needed, to eventually become part of the
Kim Theriault to Lecture on Arshile Gorky for Tekeyan Cultural Association Boston Sept. 18 - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator (opens the original)
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WATERTOWN — Dr. Kim Servart Theriault will lecture on “Arshile Gorky: Between the Figural and Abstract” on Friday, September 18 at the Baikar Building in Watertown for the Tekeyan Cultural Association at 7 p.m. It is well-known in the Armenian community that Arshile Gorky (born Vosdanig Adoian, 1904-48) painted in the United States from 1920-48 after he escaped the Armenian Genocide. Indeed, Gorky’s story exemplifies the dilemmas engendered by displacement, an immigrant’s search for identity in
Award Winning Authors Sarah Ignatius and Dana Walrath to Launch Kaleidoscope of Destiny at NAASR - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator (opens the original)
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BELMONT, Mass. — The International Armenian Literary Alliance (IALA), the National Association for Armenian Studies and Research (NAASR), and the Krikor and Clara Zohrab Information will present the latest in their Literary Lights Series: a conversation with debut author and former NAASR executive director Sarah Ignatius with renowned author and graphic artist Dana Mashoian Walrath in celebration of the launch of Ignatius’ debut novel, The Kaleidoscope of Destiny, on September 22, at 7:30 p.m.,
Armenian Poets Celebrated in National Literary Magazine - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator (opens the original)
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BROOKLYN, N.Y. — Eleven Armenian writers from around the globe are featured in a specially curated section of the current issue of Hanging Loose, the oldest independent literary journal in the country. Every semi-annual issue — roughly a hundred pages of work by American and international writers — turns over about twenty percent of the magazine to a guest editor, who selects poets and poems for that special section, sometimes with a particular theme. In this issue — Hanging Loose number 119, ju
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