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The Third Annual International Graduate Student Workshop: Armenian Subjects in the Medieval and Early Modern Islamic World Wednesda ay, May 11, 2011 Session IV EREMYA CHELEBI KOMURCUYAN: A LENS ONTO 17 TH CENTURY ISTANBUL 1:15-3:15pm Kathryn Babayan, Chair Associate Professor of Iranian History and Culture, Department of Near Eastern Studies Associate Professor of History, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts Gottfried Hagen, Discussant Associate Professor of Turkish Studies, Department of Near Eastern Studies CONCLUDING REMARKS & DISCUSSION 4-5pm Michael Bonner, Chair Professor of Medieval Islamic History, Department of Near Eastern Studies, Collegee of Literature, Science, and the Arts University of Michigan, International Institute, 1080 Southh University, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1106 E-mail: armenianstudies@ @umich.edu, Telephone: (734) 763-0622, Fax: (734) 763-4918
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Religious Polemic in the Early ‘A
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Vacca Alison Vacca Armenian Studies
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Vacca between these groups. 33 Gaud
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Public Lectures “Islamic Art at
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CLAUDIA MATODA Armeno-Muslim Cultur
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The choice here is to propose a rea
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The study of the territory and arch
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Catholicos Gregory III was an impor
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The evolution of the defensive role
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constructive panorama, palatial arc
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traces and the huge patrimony conne
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LILIT HARUTYUNYAN The Creation of A
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village Becharreh, in the valley of
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approval to the initiative of Moura
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Patriarch. On November 26, 1740 Ard
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Mid-October 1749 a meeting was held
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On March 11, 1788 Archbishop of Ada
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Lebanon. The exemption of this tax
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LILIT HARUTYUNYAN Marshal Bagramian
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ROMAN SMBATYAN Nadir’s religious
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widowhood of his mother and indiffe
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Iranian contemporary historian Marv
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Although his kind and special attit
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Ejmiatsin was protected and kept al
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have finished the work all of them
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establishment of Iran’s power on
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Roman Smbatyan CV CONFERENCES Paper
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Speaking Strangeness: Exile and the
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paramount problem of the age for al
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eligious community who, like Israel
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animals, and “quasi-humans.” 13
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