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The aim is to analyze modern Russian-language prose by young Armenian writers in relation to historical events.

March 7, 2026LiteraOpen Access

The wounds of Armenia in the 21st century in the perception of young Russian-speaking prose writers (“Dismantling” by Arena Vanyan, “Where” by Kolya Stepanyan)

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The aim is to analyze modern Russian-language prose by young Armenian writers in relation to historical events.
Analyzed two debut texts: 'Dismantling' by Aren Vanyan and 'Where' by Kolya Stepanyan.
Applied hermeneutics and intertextual analysis to interpret the depth of the texts.
Utilized historical-comparative methods to frame the authors' perspectives in post-Soviet context.
Explored genre and stylistic elements unique to contemporary Russian-language Armenian prose.
The texts reveal personal and national identities shaped by historical upheavals.
Young authors reflect on their independence and the complexities of contemporary life.
The intertextual qualities and narrative forms contrast traditional and modern storytelling in Armenian literature.

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Analysis explores cultural identity and narrative in Armenian prose, highlighting young authors' reflections on history.

Balayan et al. (2026) studied this question.

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