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Speaking Strangeness: Exile and the Formation of Early Modern Persian and Armenian Selves • Michael Pifer, Presenter Comparative Literature, University of Michigan The Image of the Armenian Merchants: Safavid Iran, Ottoman Empire, 16 th -18 th Centuries • Sona Tajiryan, Presenter Department of Arabic Studies, Yerevan State University Yerevan, Armenia Meaning of Azg, “Nation?” in Arakel’s Book of History • Vahe Sahakyan, Presenter Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan 12-1pm 1:15-3:15pm Lunch at II- Sandwiches from Amer’s EREMYA CHELEBI KOMURCUYAN: A LENS ONTO 17 TH CENTURY ISTANBUL • Kathryn Babayan, Chair Near Eastern Studies & History, University of Michigan • Gottfried Hagen, Discussant Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan Urbanity and Politics of Coexistence in Eremya Chelebi Komurcuyan (1637-1694) • Semi Ertan, Presenter Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan The Historiographical Heritage of Yeremia Qyomurchian • Gayane Ayvazyan, Presenter Armenian History, Yerevan State University Yerevan, Armenia 3:15-4pm 4-5pm 6:30pm Coffee Break CONCLUDING REMARKS & DISCUSSION • Michael Bonner, Chair Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan Dinner @ Dominick’s (812 Monroe Street) 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 3
The Third Annual International Graduate Student Workshop: Armenian Subjects in the Medieval and Early Modern Islamic World Tuesday, May 10, 2011 INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 9: 30-10am Kevork Bardakjian Marie Manoogian Professor of Armenian Languages and Literatures Prof of Armenian Languages & Literatures, Department of Near Eastern Studies Prof of Slavic Languages & Literatures, College of Literature, , Science, and the Arts Kathryn Babayan Associate Professor of Iranian History and Culture, Department of Near Eastern Studies Associate Professor of History, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts Session I EARLY ENCOUNTERS 10am-12pm Gerard Libaridian, Chair Alex Manoogian Visiting Professor of Modern Armenian History Visiting Professor of History Director, Program in Armenian Studies, College of Literature, , Science, And The Arts Ryan Szpiech, Discussant Assistant Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures Assistant Professor of Judaic Studies, College of f 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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Roman Smbatyan CV CONFERENCES Paper
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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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poem continues, Ṣāʾeb makes it
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EDUCATION MICHAEL BEDROSIAN PIFER 2
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THE IMAGE OF THE ARMENIAN MERCHANTS
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things, yet I found myself, in resp
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The young Armenian described in Bru
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SONA TAJIRYAN Curriculum Vitae http
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VAHE SAHAKYAN Meanings of azg “na
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Bibliography Abrahamian Levon. 2006
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MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL AND ACAD
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Urbanity and politics of coexistenc
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characteristics. It comes interesti
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he focuses extensively on the cemet
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CONFERENCES: 'Berc Turker-Keresteci
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Historiological heritage of Yeremia
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differentiate the mediated and the
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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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