A History of Armenian Women's Writing, 1880-1922Taderon Press by special arrangement with the Gomidas Institute, 2009 - 296 էջ |
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Էջ 125
... girls become assimilated to Russian culture . The novel explains that although Susan returned to Tiflis every two or three months to visit her daughters at school , she discovered during each visit that the girls were increasingly ...
... girls become assimilated to Russian culture . The novel explains that although Susan returned to Tiflis every two or three months to visit her daughters at school , she discovered during each visit that the girls were increasingly ...
Էջ 173
... girls . Traditionally , female literacy was viewed as detrimental to the social and sexual order of Armenian society . A literate girl was seen as threatening to the family's control over her sexual behaviour , demonstrated by the ...
... girls . Traditionally , female literacy was viewed as detrimental to the social and sexual order of Armenian society . A literate girl was seen as threatening to the family's control over her sexual behaviour , demonstrated by the ...
Էջ 178
... girls only theories and delivered dry sermons on how to be a responsible human being . She cited as an exemplary model Constantinople's Pera Girls ' Trade School , which taught girls reading and writing as well as the trade skills of ...
... girls only theories and delivered dry sermons on how to be a responsible human being . She cited as an exemplary model Constantinople's Pera Girls ' Trade School , which taught girls reading and writing as well as the trade skills of ...
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Acknowledgments | 6 |
Conditions for Women Writers | 29 |
Foremothers True Sisters and Srpouhi Dussap | 47 |
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