"The paper highlights the main themes and moods of Armenian poetry and poets at the crossroads of the Soviet and independence era of the Republic of Armenia.
The author focuses mainly on Ludwig Duryan, Armen Martirosyan, Hovhannes Grigoryan, Hrachya Sarukhan, Hrachya Tamrazyan, and Artak Hambardzumyan, who were inspire...
The paper focuses on the two novels of contemporary Armenian writer and publicist Hrachya Saribekyan, The Twins' Sun and The Idiots' Journey.
The paper examines the themes of these novels, their conceptual construction on notions of life, death, time, resurrection after death, etc. It notes as well that the names of th...
The 1930s regime in the former USSR spread an atmosphere of violence and terror in the country, killing both ordinary citizens and many talented scientists and artists.
The Armenians in the USSR acutely felt the Stalinist oppression as thousands of Armenians were killed or exiled.
The article focuses on a number of lit...
The renowned Soviet Armenian writer Derenik Demirichian has a significant place in the history of Soviet Armenian literature.
The play Hovnan Medzanun holds an important and valuable place in the literary heritage of the author and specifically in his theatrical output. Furthermore, it is an important literary and hist...
