Armenian Manuscript Studies, Part I. Dickran Kouymjian, “Introduction. 3.2. Armenian manuscripts,” Comparative Oriental Manuscript Studies. An Introduction, Alessandro Bausi (General editor) et al., Eugenia Sokolinski (Project editor), Hamburg: COMSt, 2015, pp. 38-40.

August 29, 2017 | Autor: Dickran Kouymjian | Categoría: Religion, Cultural History, Music, Near Eastern Studies, Armenian Studies, Manuscripts and Early Printed Books, Literature, History of the Book, Rare Books and Manuscripts, Incunabula, Manuscript Studies, Culture, Illumination (Manuscripts, Books), Mediterranean, Metaphor, Middle Eastern Studies, Armenian History, Classical Armenian, Armenian Culture, Manuscripts (Medieval Studies), Codicology of medieval manuscripts, Medieval illuminated manuscripts, Armenian Language, Myth, Caucasian Studies, Central Asian Archaeology, Orientalism, Medieval manuscripts & early printed books; history of libraries; visual arts & digital media, Manuscripts, Armenian Linguistics, Manuscript studies, codicology, palaeography, medieval paper, Chaucer, circulation of texts and books, history of the book, electronic editing and digital humanities, Armenian medieval art, Medieval Armenian Literature, Near and Middle Eastern Studies, Medieval Armenian Culture, Greek Manuscripts (Palaeography, Codicology, Text Transmission), Ancient Near Eastern, Manuscripts and Early Printed Books, Literature, History of the Book, Rare Books and Manuscripts, Incunabula, Manuscript Studies, Culture, Illumination (Manuscripts, Books), Mediterranean, Metaphor, Middle Eastern Studies, Armenian History, Classical Armenian, Armenian Culture, Manuscripts (Medieval Studies), Codicology of medieval manuscripts, Medieval illuminated manuscripts, Armenian Language, Myth, Caucasian Studies, Central Asian Archaeology, Orientalism, Medieval manuscripts & early printed books; history of libraries; visual arts & digital media, Manuscripts, Armenian Linguistics, Manuscript studies, codicology, palaeography, medieval paper, Chaucer, circulation of texts and books, history of the book, electronic editing and digital humanities, Armenian medieval art, Medieval Armenian Literature, Near and Middle Eastern Studies, Medieval Armenian Culture, Greek Manuscripts (Palaeography, Codicology, Text Transmission), Ancient Near Eastern

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The five-year COMSt project funded by a European Science Foundation grant has terminated its research and issued its handbook: Comparative Oriental Manuscript Studies. An Introduction, both online and in print. The following if the first of three parts on Armenian manuscripts; it presents an overall view of the subject. Other parts will follow on codicology and palaeography.

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Armenian Manuscript Studies, Part I. Dickran Kouymjian, “Introduction. 3.2. Armenian manuscripts,” Comparative Oriental Manuscript Studies. An Introduction, Alessandro Bausi (General editor) et al., Eugenia Sokolinski (Project editor), Hamburg: COMSt, 2015, pp. 38-40.

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