15
Mar
Double Speak
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armprelacy
Spoiler alert: the title of this article does not refer to the perennial use of euphemism, ambiguity...
Armenian Language Corner
15
Feb
The “Art” of “Ironing” Out the Issues for the Sake of “Justice”
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Would you ever think that the English word “art” is related to the Armenian word for “iron”? For onc...
25
Jan
Republic: The State of and for All
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If we understand democracy, as defined by Aristotle, as the direct government of the people, then, i...
11
Jan
In the Beginning, the Ass Was a Horse
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Asses have had bad publicity since ancient Greek times, and anyone with some exposure to English col...
28
Dec
Walking Around the Lyceum
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Aristotle, the famous Greek philosopher, allegedly used to walk while lecturing. Since he was not a ...
14
Dec
About Repentance
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If you feel regret or changed your mind about something, then you repent. If you dedicate yourself t...
09
Nov
What Does Rabiz Mean?
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In the 1990s, after the fall of the Soviet Union, a certain kind of music style, called rabiz, surfa...
26
Oct
Build Long and Prosper
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The root շէն (shen) is a very productive one. If we have to believe tradition, it goes to the beginn...
07
Sep
Federation and Democracy Have Many Names
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When politics and words cross paths, one of them is bound to cede. This is what happened with the wo...
24
Aug
Maundy Thursday and the Eclipse
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If there is no light in the room, you say «Մութ է» ( Moot eh ) to mean “It is dark.” However, if you...