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Topic overview
Learn the foundations of Armenian Literature and Storytelling.
Armenian literary study can move between oral traditions, poetry, prose, memoir, modern writing, translation, and diaspora voices. Close reading asks how image, voice, form, language, place, memory, and historical setting shape a work. Translations can be compared openly, with attention to what a word, rhythm, cultural reference, or dialect choice gains and loses.
Learning outcomes for Armenian Literature and Storytelling
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Read a short Armenian text or translation for image, voice, form, and context
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Compare translations without assuming that one English wording fully contains the original
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Connect a literary work with place, period, audience, and diaspora experience
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Build an evidence-based interpretation while leaving room for ambiguity and multiple voices
5 lessons
2 hrs 30 min 
