The YSU Faculty of History hosted a lecture on the anthropological study of the sociocultural landscape of the Armenian village as part of the "Turkish History-Philology" master's program offered by the Chair of Turkology at the YSU Faculty of Oriental Studies.
The lecture and discussion aimed to explore the scope of interdisciplinary research and promote the comprehensive development of students' professional knowledge. The students were accompanied by Ruben Melkonyan, Dean of the YSU Faculty of Oriental Studies and Professor.
Mkhitar Gabrielyan, Dean of the YSU Faculty of History, Associate Professor at the Chair of Archaeology and Ethnography and Candidate of Historical Sciences, delivered a lecture titled "The Organization of Space as Sociocultural Landscape in Armenian Village: Anthropological Perspective."
During the lecture, Gabrielyan discussed the distinctive perceptions of space in Armenian rural settlements, the processes shaping their social and cultural environments, and the study of these phenomena from an anthropological perspective.
The event also featured an interactive discussion and question-and-answer session, allowing students to ask the speaker questions and deepen their understanding of the topic.
