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The Third Annual International Graduate Student Workshop: Armenian Subjects in the Medieval and Early Modern Islamic World Monday, May 9, 2011 12pm Workshop check-in at the International Institute (II), first floor gallery 12:30-2pm 2-5pm 6:30pm Lunch at II- Silvio’s Pizza and Pasta Session working groups in 1644 International Institute *This is a time to meet informally with those presenting in the same session Dinner Reception at the University Museum of Art Tuesday, May 10, 2011 9-9:30am Breakfast at International Institute (II), 1644 9:30-10am INTRODUCTORY REMARKS • Kevork Bardakjian Marie Manoogian Professor of Armenian Languages & Literatures, Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan • Kathryn Babayan Near Eastern Studies & History, University of Michigan 10am-12pm EARLY ENCOUNTERS • Gerard Libaridian, Chair Director, Program in Armenian Studies Alex Manoogian Visiting Professor of Modern Armenian History • Ryan Szpiech, Discussant Romance Languages & Literatures Judaic Studies, University of Michigan University of Michigan, International Institute, 1080 South University, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1106 E-mail: armenianstudies@umich.edu, Telephone: (734) 763-0622, Fax: (734) 763-4918 1
Religious Polemic in the Early ‘Abbāsid Period: The Correspondence between Leo III and ‘Umar II • Alison Vacca, Presenter Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan 12-2pm 2-4:30pm Lunch at II- Shalimar Indian buffet RELIGIOUS SITES OF EXCHANGE • Ronald Suny, Chair Department of History, University of Michigan • Kevork Bardakjian, Discussant Marie Manoogian Professor of Armenian language & Literatures, Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan Armeno-Muslim Cultural Encounters at the Castle of Hromklay • Claudia Matoda, Presenter Department Casa-Città, Second Faculty of Architecture Politecnico di Torino, Italy The Creation of Armenian Catholic Monastery in Bzummar/Zmmar/ • Lilit Harutyunyan, Presenter Department of Arab Countries, Institute of Oriental Studies Yerevan, Armenia Nadir Shah’s Religious Policy towards Armenians • Roman Smbatyan, Presenter Department of Iranian Studies, Yerevan State University Yerevan, Armenia 6:30pm Dinner @ the Earle (121 West Washington Street) Wednesday, May 11, 2011 8:30-9:30 Breakfast at International Institute, 1644 9:30-12pm ARMENIAN SUBJECTIVITIES: EXILE & MIGRATION IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY • Kevork Bardakjian, Chair Marie Manoogian Professor of Armenian Languages & Literatures, Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan • Kathryn Babayan, Discussant Near Eastern Studies & History, University of Michigan University of Michigan, International Institute, 1080 South University, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1106 E-mail: armenianstudies@umich.edu, Telephone: (734) 763-0622, Fax: (734) 763-4918 2
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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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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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sensual encounters with external ph
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India. The epitaph in classical Arm
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MICHAEL BEDROSIAN PIFER 2102 Paulin
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Biblical verse. “Lay not up for y
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things, yet I found myself, in resp
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Therefore, besides the fact that th
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The young Armenian described in Bru
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gambling, and was faithful to his f
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Bibliography Abrahamian Levon. 2006
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• Taught several graduate and und
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MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL AND ACAD
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Urbanity and politics of coexistenc
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CONFERENCES: 'Berc Turker-Keresteci
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Historiological heritage of Yeremia
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The writing of Qyomurchyan §ä³ï
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in the truthfulness of those legend
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commodity circulation, but also inp
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CV Gayane Ayvazyan Address: Yerevan
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