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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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Սովետահայ Ժամանակակից Վէպը Եւ Զօրայր Խալափեան
(1970) Shahinian, Krikor
In the last decade a young generation of writers has shown itself in Soviet Armenia especially prose writers. The following names are representatives of this prose writers: Berj Zeitountzian, Vartkes Bedrossian, Atalian, Kalantarian, Garen Simonian, Moushegh Manougian, Kevork Arshagian, Hrat Matevosian, Zorair Khalapian and others. Krikor Shahinian, in this article, presents Khalapian's novel Where Were You, O Man of God, and through it he exposes the innovation of young soviet Armenian prose writers in subject matter, outlook, narration and form.
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Մերձաւոր Արեւելքի Հայ Գեղարուեստական Արձակը
(1970) Sarkissian, Onnig
Armenian literature in the Arab Middle East is at present about 50 years old. Onnig Sarkissian, in this article, discusses the Armenian prose in the Arab Middle East and makes a general survey of works of known writers presenting their literary world and their success in the field. The writers he presents are: Seza, Arek Dirazan, Hagop Mentzouri, Antranig Zarougian, Yetvart Boyajian, Simon Simonian, Sempad Panossian, Kevork Ajemian, Zaven Biberian, and others.
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Հնաբանութիւնները Եւ Գրաբարեան Ոճերն Ու Դարձուածքները Մուրացանի Պատմագեղարուեստական Երկերուն Մէջ
(1970) Aghbashian, Barouyr
Mouratzan (Krikor Der Hovhannesian, 1854-1908) is a prominent Armenian novelist whose historical novels form a rich inheritance of Armenian literature. Barouyr Aghbashian, in this article, discusses the presence of ancient Armenian (krapar) in Mouratzan's historical novels, pointing out that his masterly use of krapar has given colours to his novel.
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Արմենակ Հայկունի. Արեւմտահայ Առաջին Նախառոմանթիքներէն
(1970) Oshagan, Vahe
Armenag Haygouny - poet, playwright, short story writer, novelist, essayist, translator - is one of the most prominent figures of mid 19th c. West Armenian literature. His rebellious character gained him many enemies among the authoritative circles of his time. Vahe Oshagan, in this article, tries to assess Haygouny's right place in Armenian Literature. Although Haygouny has been influenced by European Pre-Romanticism, he has still kept his individualism. His novel Eliza remains the first serious trial in West Armenian novel writing.