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I have been teaching Armenian Language and Literature to undergraduate students at the American University of Armenia since 2016. I earned my bachelor's and master's degrees from the Faculty of Armenian Philology at Yerevan State University. Currently, I am a doctoral student at the Department of Slavonic Languages and Literatures at Humboldt University in Berlin. My research examines early Soviet Armenian urban narratives, focusing on Mkrtich Armen’s novel Yerevan and its role in shaping spatial imagery and contributing to the formation of local and national identities.
Publications
(peer-reviewed)
Mnatsakanyan, S. (2025). From Aesthetic to National Competition. Online journal Articulations https://articulations.temporal-communities.de/
Mnatsakanyan, S. (2017). Depiction of the Bosphorus and the Sea of Marmara in Turkish and Constantinople Armenian Fiction. “Negotiation of Difference in the Shared Urban Space” collection of Essays, eds. Poghosyan, A., Danielyan, V. American University of Armenia.
Mnatsakanyan, S. (2015). Zahrad'ın dünya görüşü. Notos journal, N 55, Istanbul.
(non-peer reviewed)
Edited Volume:
Mnatsakanyan, S., ed. (2018), Գուրգեն Էդիլյան. «Խոսեք նամակներ». Yerevan.
Mnatsakanyan, S. (2011), Ինչո՞ւ էր լաց լինում Կյորեսի լեզուն. Եղիցի լույս, N7, Stepanakert.
Mnatsakanyan, S. (2010). Բանաստեղծական արվեստ - բանաստեղծական խաղ, Գրական Սփյուռք, Yerevan.