Course Information
Description
An introduction to the Eastern and Western standardized varieties of the modern Armenian language, introduces students to the linguistic diversity and cultural heritage of Armenia and the global Armenian diaspora, with attention to the historical development, sociolinguistic contexts, and contemporary use of both standardized varieties.. Over the course of one year, students will develop a strong foundation in Armenian grammar and build foundational skills in reading, writing, speaking, and listening comprehension in both Eastern and Western Armenian. The course readings and multimedia materials will include Armenian literature, film, music, periodicals, and historical documents, enabling students to engage with Armenian language and culture across different regions, communities, and historical periods.
Course Notes
Final class time will be determined according to enrolled students' availability. Contact instructor if you have a scheduling conflict.
Recommended Prep
Armenian AA/AB sequence, or equivalent.
Available for Harvard Cross Registration
