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Lecture / Book Talk by Sebouh Aslanian: Books across continents: Armenian print and diaspora formation in early modern Europe and Asia
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<p>How did the Armenian diaspora form through the spread of the printed word?</p>
<p>Aslanian presents a comprehensive history of the Armenian print tradition in the early modern period, tracing its reach across Europe & Asia. He demonstrates how printed works not only shaped a collective Armenian identity but also played a pivotal role in the rise of Armenian nationalism. Central to this, Aslanian argues, were growing divisions between the Armenian & Roman churches and the role of confessionalism as key forces driving the evolution of Armenian book history and the diaspora itself.</p>
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