The Philosophical and Aesthetic Bases of The Poetry of Hakob Movses

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Suren ABRAHAMYAN National Academy of Sciences of Armenia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24234/wisdom.v16i3.387

Keywords:

Hakob Movses, speech, culture, preface, convergence, system, poetry, language, existence, philosophy

Abstract

The author of the article analyzes HakobMovses’s poetical heritage starting from the 80s of the previous century: from “The Sky of Flights” (1982), until the latest book “Sharakan” (2016), also comments on the completeness of Moses’ poetical system and the development of the historical process. The article values the literal and historical merits of Moses’ poetry, evaluates its meaning in the contemporary literal process.

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Author Biography

Suren ABRAHAMYAN, National Academy of Sciences of Armenia

(PhD in Contemporary Armenian Literature) is the Head of the Armenian Modern Literature section in the Institute of Literature after M. Abeghyan of the National Academy of Sciences of Armenia; Editor in Chief of Literature Journal. His scope of scientific interests is the issues of contemporary Armenian literature, criticism and theory. He published more than a hundred articles, works and monographs in the scientific press. He published a scientific work “Text and Original”, which was awarded the Nikol Aghbalyan Prize for Literature.

References

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Hölderlin, F (2002). Banasteghc’ut’yunner (Poems, in Armenian). Yerevan: Nairi Edition.

Movses, H. (2015). Grarumner (Notes, in Armenian). Yerevan: Antares.

Nietzsche, F. (2005). Zvart’ gitut’yun (The Gay Science, in Armenian). Yerevan: Antares.

Trakl, G. (2007). Banasteghc’ut’yunner (Poems, in Armenian). Yerevan: Iranian Caucasian Center.

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Published

2020-12-25

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ABRAHAMYAN, S. (2020). The Philosophical and Aesthetic Bases of The Poetry of Hakob Movses. WISDOM, 16(3), 165–171. https://doi.org/10.24234/wisdom.v16i3.387

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Vol. 16 No. 3 (2020): 3-2020

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