Memory

Literary Corner

New book examines Armenian Genocide through biographies

OXFORD/NEW YORK— Berghahn has announced the publication of Lives in Fragments: Self-Narrative Sources and Biographical Approaches to the Armenian Genocide,…

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Announcements

Interactive biographies as innovative tools for Armenian Genocide education

Beloit College, the Center for Holocaust & Genocide Studies at the University of Minnesota, and the USC Shoah Foundation will…

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Literary Corner

Book Review: ‘Armaveni’

In her poignant debut, Armaveni, Nadine Takvorian does not just illustrate a memoir; she exhumes a legacy from the suffocating…

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Commentary

Why fiction became safer than truth in Armenian literature

Recently, on my grandfather’s 98th birthday, I asked him to tell me again about his parents’ escape during the Armenian…

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Commentary

The rise of the Online Armenian — and what we lose offline

When people ask me where I’m from, I never know how to answer in one clear sentence. My response depends…

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Art

Riverbed of a silenced memory

Being exposed to the past implies adopting an attitude of redemption from the present, especially when we speak of the…

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