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Armenian Studies And Preservation Of National Values

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    Armenian studies and preservation of national values

    Editorial

    Yerkir
    July 15, 2005

    The task of the Armenian studies is to not only study its field and
    "explain" to the society who they are, but also scientifically ensures
    that the objects of its study and values are preserved and developed.

    This is the field where absence of a scientific "prescription" could
    be devastating. Today, a situation has emerged that if we fail to
    formulate a living link between the sciences studying the culture and
    the policies of those fields, we may soon lose the our national values.

    Without the knowledge stemming from specific fields of the Armenian
    studies it is hard to imagine how the values defining the Armenian
    identity could be passed on and refreshed.

    But without the implementation of the scientific and educational
    functions of the Armenian studies, it is unimaginable how the national
    values could be preserved and developed. This means that the Armenian
    studies should offer the results of its findings to not only museums
    and similar establishments but also educational establishments and
    governmental bodies.

    In this respect, the present indefinite -- or even chaotic -- situation
    should be overcome by elaborating mechanisms of cooperation between
    governmental bodies and scientific establishments as well as formulate
    a proper cultural policy.

    Presently, along with preservation and enhancement of cultural
    heritage forming the basis of the national values, the roles of the
    specific fields of the Armenian studies acquire new significance in
    preserving the existing values, boosting them and passing them on,
    meanwhile keeping them away from foreign influences.

    In order to succeed, the modern Armenian state should work hand in
    hand with the triangle science-education-culture.


    What if I find someone else when looking for you? My soul shivers as the idea invades my mind.

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    Applied Armenology as a component part of national security

    Yerkir
    July 15, 2005

    In the present-day world the precondition to secure competitiveness
    for Armenia and Armenians and self-reproduction is the problem of
    self-knowledge, that's to say deep knowledge of our own country's
    history, geography, language, culture and other components of spiritual
    and material identity.

    Armenology is a complex of sciences investigating that field: It
    forms a complete ideology concerning to cognition, preservation and
    enrichment of Armenian political values.

    In the present processes of mutual exclusion and interosculation
    is formed a competition of "nation-values" and a new informational
    reality reflecting the struggle among the civilizations. Now days
    the plans of global and regional states as well as neighbor countries
    with clear geopolitical and ideological goals concerning to Armenia
    and Armenians turn into a conception of the nation's history and
    culture. Spreading throughout the world they often form not real
    ideas about Republic of Armenia (RA) and the Armenians.

    These conceptions deteriorate not only the harmony of our inner
    spiritual-ideological field but also have a bad influence on the
    processes carried in international institutions concerning to Armenia
    and Armenians. Among these processes we must single out the political
    and military-political developments in the context of Genocide and
    Nagorno-Karabakh Republic (Artsakh).

    In these conditions the problems of Armenology overstep the limits
    of scientific definitions characteristic to the previous epochs
    and is re-interpreted as state strategy aiming to preserve Armenian
    state interests and state security. In these circumstances of civil
    competition the problems of the developments of Armenology has turned
    into national security and a precondition to preserve informational
    security (especially in its spiritual-cultural part) as its most
    important component. Thus scientific-cognitive functions of Armenology
    are conditionally divided into two parts - fundamental and applied.

    The aim of applied Armenology is to use the results produced from
    fundamental researches in informational, ideological and political
    spheres as productively as possible and to employ it in RA national
    security. In this context applied Armenology plans to realize such
    systematic functions in ideological-political field which will be in
    keeping with the logic of civilization clashes at the present stage of
    globalization ensuring spiritual-cultural security and competitiveness
    of RA and Armenians.

    It's worth mentioning that the functions of applied Armenology,
    streaming from the items in informational security, don't push the
    problem of self-knowledge to the background and don't change into a
    primitive propagandistic and politicized process. On the contrary,
    making the discussed scientific problems urgent, the applied functions
    of Amenology internationalize and extend the existing ideas about
    them in the fundamental level too. Furthermore, such a modernized
    approach to the problem will further to combine different spheres of
    Armenology and to develop new directions of fundamental investigations.

    Among the functions realized in the context of applied Armenology
    should be particularly singled out the following directions: 1. The
    formation of Armenian peculiar civilization with pivotal components
    of Western and Eastern system values and the ability of Armenians to
    move in accordance with global processes. Elaboration and utilization
    of the mechanisms necessary to develop Armenian language in today's
    assimilated environment. 2. The incessant inhabitation of the
    Armenian nation in Armenian highland, which formed the ethnic
    majority till the Armenian's Genocide, and the consolidation
    of the idea of succession in Armenian's history, statehood and
    civilization. The formation of the succession idea in the Armenian
    nation's struggle for existence, the consolidation and extension
    of the idea of Armenian policy as an exporter of cultural values.
    3. Realization of the necessity to develop the Armenian nation at
    the present conditions, the usage of up-to-date net technologies for
    self-organization and self-governing. To stress up the importance of
    discovery and elucidation problems of Armenian identity in the context
    of common perception of preservation of Armenians. 4. The elaboration
    of symmetric and asymmetric approaches to withstand the strategies
    contradicting our national interests in the field of Armenology.

    The realization of above mentioned functions supposes successive
    implementation of the complex of interconnected scientific researches
    and informational processes, which will solve the problems urgent for
    Armenology and will introduce the produced results to the national
    and international community.

    Noravank Foundation


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      ...came to mind.

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