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My Karabakh or The Karabakh Knot
Hamlet Isaxanli · 2021
Catalogue summary
Written during the 2020 war, the author's Karabakh reflection combines personal observations with Armenian and Azerbaijani literature, media accounts, historical relations, proposed solutions, and possible future outcomes.
Why this matters
Its explicitly situated voice offers material for studying competing narratives and attempted dialogue around the Artsakh conflict.
Published in
Khazar journal of humanities and social sciences
Year
2021
Language
English
Citation
Hamlet Isaxanli 2021. My Karabakh or The Karabakh Knot. Khazar journal of humanities and social sciences. https://doi.org/10.5782/.kjhss.2021.7.164
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