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HU Repository serves as an academic and research repository, offering a rich assortment of Haigazian Armenological Review research outputs along with publications from the Armenian Diaspora Research Center (ADRC) and Haigazian University Press (HU Press). Additionally, it hosts a repository of MA and MBA theses.

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Ուրուագիծ ժամանակակից լիբանանահայ նկարչութեան
(1979) Սեդա Պարսումեան-Տատոյեան
The paper is a critical inquiry into the evolution of Lebanese painting in general and Lebanese-Armenian painting in particular. The Lebanese-Armenian painting flourished by the mid-fifties and forms an integral part of Lebanese painting. In the study the emphasis is laid on matters related to the ideological content and implication of the works rather than the narrow technical and formal aspects of each. The works of the following Lebanese-Armenian artists have been considered: Paul Guiragossian, Guv, Guvder, Assdour, Hrair, Jean Kazanjian, Haroutune Torossian, Krikor Norigian and Seta Manougian.
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Գոյնի եւ ձայնի զգացողութիւնը Համաստեղի պատմուածքներուն մէջ
(1979) Արշաւիր Գապպէնճեան
Hamastegh (1895 – 1966) is one of the outstanding short story writers of the Armenian diaspora, whose works specially depicted the life and nature of the lost homeland. In this study the author evaluates the sense of colours and auditory effects of various sounds found in nature, which Hamastegh masterfully utilized in his short stories.
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Երուխանի լեզուին բառաշերտաւորումները
(1979) Պարոյր Աղպաշեան
Yeroukhan (1870-1915), the well-known Armenian short story writer and novelist, equally illustrates himself as one of the fundamental reformers of western Armenian literary language. The article studies Yeroukhan’s lexicon taking into consideration specially the worn-out words in his vocabulary and their meaning, old Armenian (grabar) elements, dialectal aspects, rarely used words and new words coined and constructed by him.
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Յովսէփ Փաշա Վարդանեան ականաւոր լրագրողն ու վիպագիրը
(1979) Ժիրայր Դանիէլեան
Hovsep Vartanian (1815 – 1879) was one of the outstanding western Armenian journalists and a literary figure. Due to historical circumstances, Hovsep Vartanian’s journalistic and literary career was mainly in Armeno-Turkish (Turkish language printed in Armenian characters). Hovsep Vartanian’s best known work was a novel entitled “Agapi”. It was published anonymously in 1851. Due to its anonymity, a lack of interest and some misunderstandings, the novel was almost forgotten during the following decades. It was a century after its first publication in Turkish that the novel was translated into Armenian and attributed to its proper author. The article brings to light new facts that enrich our knowledge of the life and literary career of Hovsep Vartanian.