Interregnum: Introduction to a Study on the Formation of Armenian Identity (ca 600-750)In Aedibus Peeters, 2012 - 193 páginas Armenian mediaeval historians, who have concentrated primarily on political high points, have tended to dismiss the more than four centuries dividing the two royal epochs of the Arsacids (ending, A.D. 428) and the Bagratids (inaugurated with the coronation of Ashot I, A.D. 884), as a 'Dark Age'. The intention of the present study, on the contrary, is to attempt the examination of a portion of the 'Interregnum' (600-750) as a period of religious synthesis and social renewal, as well as of intellectual and particularly artistic effervescence. In such an interpretation, the 'Interregnum', despite the unfavourable nature of its exterior and interior political setting, becomes the hypothetical locus during which, the identity of Armenia seems to have been forged, as that of a nation existing outside the framework of a political state. Consequently, the purpose of the present investigation is to eschew a political approach, which has proved at best episodic and fragmentary, in order to seek, in a period devoid of a centralized state, a different explanation for the continuous survival of 'Armenia', in spite of the numerous vicissitudes of its tumultuous history. |
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... beginning of the fifth century gave their own voice to the Armenians , and even in the subse- quent period , Greek influence dominated the northern portion of the region , while Syriac prevailed in the South . Still more importantly ...
... beginning of the fifth century gave their own voice to the Armenians , and even in the subse- quent period , Greek influence dominated the northern portion of the region , while Syriac prevailed in the South . Still more importantly ...
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... beginning of the VIIIth cen- tury , comes the active period of the theologian Xosrovik T'argmanič “ , " the Translator " , who participated in the council of Manazkert in 725/6 , wrote extensively in his own right and whose surname is ...
... beginning of the VIIIth cen- tury , comes the active period of the theologian Xosrovik T'argmanič “ , " the Translator " , who participated in the council of Manazkert in 725/6 , wrote extensively in his own right and whose surname is ...
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... beginning and the Sasanians recognized its autonomy , though not in the secular sphere , from 485. Nevertheless , its full development was rela- tively slow and it cannot be said to have achieved its full dogmatic iden- tity until the ...
... beginning and the Sasanians recognized its autonomy , though not in the secular sphere , from 485. Nevertheless , its full development was rela- tively slow and it cannot be said to have achieved its full dogmatic iden- tity until the ...
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