Voyage over Eastern Armenia

This second volume of my pilgrimages through Eastern Armenia recall those of my first Western Mediaeval ones but can be read independently. There is no chronological constraint nor narrative threads that weave a plot. It is a pure experience with and of the Other that I have endeavoured to communicate over and through a shared or communal linguistic religious architectural and discursive landscape of the Other. The Eastern Armenian Other. This experience may be called historial; that is a fine existential blending of a story and a History which I would transcribe as (Hi)story. What has this historial experience taught me? That however small or insignificant Armenia be on the world stage her contributions to Humanity compare commensurably to any Grande Nation. And believe me these contributions have been immense! Hence her presence her contributions should not be ignored denied or scoffed at ...