Badmutiun Hayots Kraganutiun (Vrtanes Papazian, 1911)
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Badmutiun Hayots Kraganutiun (Vrtanes Papazian, 1911)Secondary Title
Պատմութիւն հայ գրականութեանDescription
Vrtanes Papazian (1866–1920) was a prominent Armenian writer, poet, and educator. Born in Van, Ottoman Empire, he became known for his contributions to Armenian literature and national thought. Papazian was a key figure in the Armenian intellectual revival during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, writing in both Armenian and Turkish. His works spanned poetry, fiction, and essays, often reflecting themes of national identity, social justice, and the struggles of the Armenian people. As an educator, Papazian devoted much of his life to teaching and promoting Armenian culture and language. His literary contributions, particularly in poetry and short stories, left a significant mark on Armenian cultural heritage. He published the first book on the history of Armenian literature from its beginnings to its contemporary times. This book was published and republished in several other cities including Constantinople.Category
Books