ისტორია |
| 1 |
Batsikadze Giorgi |
Three Stages of Relations between Georgia and the North Caucasus, 1917–1921 |
| 2 |
Chumburidze Dodo |
Towards an Assessment of the Ideological and Methodological Aspects of Dimitri Kipiani’s Historical Thought |
| 3 |
Elena Diakova |
Dmitry Gordeev - Georgian researcher from Kharkov |
| 4 |
Gelashvili Nana |
The Anti-Iranian Rebellions of Kakheti in 1521 and 1524 and their Consequences |
| 5 |
Hayrapetyan Armen |
The Eastern Policy of the Byzantine Empire in the South Caucasus during the 10th–11th Centuries (According to Armenian Sources) |
| 6 |
Javakhia Bezhan |
The Phenomenon of the Holy King and the Legitimization of Power in the Middle Ages |
| 7 |
Kamadadze Kakhaber |
Khikhani fortress – the family residence of the Abuserisdzes |
| 8 |
Kistauri Gela |
Issues in the Ethnohistory of the Ghudi Gorge |
| 9 |
Mamoulia Georges |
Unknown Pages in the History of the Georgian National Liberation Movement during the Crimean War of 1853–1856 |
| 10 |
Marjanishvili Mariam |
Leo Kereselidze: A Political Portrait - An Attempt at Assessment |
| 11 |
Martirosyan Arman |
Awakening the “Tamed” Spirit and Lost Grandeur of a Nation: British Travelers’ Assessment of Russian/Internal Colonization in the South Caucasus in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century |
| 12 |
Matsaberidze Malkhaz |
Ivane Javakhishvili and the Fundamental Principles of Georgia’s North Caucasus Policy |
| 13 |
Menteshashvili Ivane |
Napoleon and His System of Government |
| 14 |
Mirzoyan Monika |
The Influence of Russian Imperial Policy on Armenian Publications in the Nineteenth Century: Tiflis as a Center of Armenian Print Culture |
| 15 |
Muliani Giorgi |
Internal Differentiation of the Fereydanian Dialect |
| 16 |
Neufville Camille |
Creating an Imperial Tea Industry in the Caucasus : The Transnational Past and Soviet Afterlives of a Colonial Project (1840s-1940s) |
| 17 |
Peradze Grigol |
King Heraclius II of Kartli-Kakheti and the Armenian Liberation Movement in the Second Half of the 18th Century |
| 18 |
Phiphia Kakhaber |
From Trapezus to Pityus: Representation of Rome’s Regional Defensive Network and Historiographical Discourse |
| 19 |
Pipia Natia |
Colchian and Iberian Women Outside Georgia in Classical Antiquity |
| 20 |
Pirtskhalava Lali |
The Caucasus and Georgia through the Eyes of Anne Lister |
| 21 |
Sartania Mikheil |
Toward a Political Portrait of Leo Shengelaia |
| 22 |
Sekhniashvili Elguja |
The Batumi Question in Georgian–Turkish Relations (1918–1921) |
| 23 |
Shermazanashvili Mariam |
The Phenomenon of Georgian Valide Sultans: Political Influence and Charitable-Architectural Legacy in the Ottoman Empire of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries |
| 24 |
Simashvili Tengiz |
Anti-Religious Policy in Soviet Georgia in the 1920s (Based on Archival Materials) |
| 25 |
Tamar Koridze |
Relations between the Princely House of Shervashidze and the Catholicosate of Abkhazia (Western Georgia) in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries |
| 26 |
Tinikashvili David |
A Silence That Speaks: Orthodox Georgia and Rome |
| 27 |
Tsertsvadze Maia |
The Royal House of Kartli-Kakheti in the Conspiracy of 1832 |
| 28 |
სანაძე მანანა |
Leon the Antipatos in The Life of Vakhtang Gorgasali and Leon in the Chronicle of Joshua the Stylite: The Persian–Byzantine Peace Negotiations of 506–507 |
| 29 |
ქიმერიძე ქეთევან |
ისტორიის დოქტორი, საქართველოს უნივერსიტეტის ასოცირებული პროფესორი |
არქეოლოგია და ნუმიზმატიკა |
| 30 |
Pataridze Nino |
The Medieval Settlement of Paravani |
| 31 |
Puturidze Marine |
For the Problem of Social Stratification of the Middle Bronze Age Trialeti Culture |
| 32 |
Rova Elena |
Kurgan Fields in the Gardabani region: an overview of recent research (authors: E. Rova, F. Bianchi, S. Claut, G. Omaidze) |
ეთნოლოგია, ანთროპოლოგია და სოციოლოგია |
| 33 |
Akopov Arkadi |
The District of Khotorjur: Historical and Geographical Observations |
| 34 |
Baloyan Varduhi |
European Children’s Literature in Tiflis and Alexandropol Print Culture |
| 35 |
Chkhaidze Irakli |
Between Two Worlds: Reconstructing the Figure of Ilia Chavchavadze in the 1980s |
| 36 |
Chukovani Nino |
Transmitting Memory: April 9 in Generational Memory — Millennials and Generation Z |
| 37 |
Galstyan Hasmik |
Dakhanavar: The Specifics of the Vampire Figure in Armenian Lower Mythology |
| 38 |
Ghaghanidze Merab |
Georgia – the Country of St. George |
| 39 |
Ghambashidze Nestani |
The Christian Roots of Liberal Ideology |
| 40 |
Harutyunyan Anush |
From Imperial Categories to Soviet Classification: The 1921 Agricultural Census as a Statistical and Ethnographic Source |
| 41 |
Kalandarishvili Saba |
Returning to the Historical Homeland: Visits and the Formation of Transnational Ties among Georgians Living in Fatsa |
| 42 |
Kamushadze Tea |
Socialization in the Digital Age: An Ethnographic Analysis of Online Interactions |
| 43 |
Kokrashvili Khatuna |
Church Press and Public Education in Georgia: Communication Models (Second Half of the 19th Century – Beginning of the 20th Century) |
| 44 |
MARGARYAN Gor |
Projecting the Mongol Conquest onto the Russian Context: Russian Imperial and Soviet Influence on the Armenian Historiography of the Mongol–Tatar Period |
| 45 |
Sharikadze, Nana |
Mikhail Vorontsov: The Mythologization of a Historical Figure and Imperial Memory in 19th-Century Georgia |
| 46 |
Slye Sarah |
Technology, Infrastructure and Identity in the North Caucasus under Russian Rule |
| 47 |
Tavartkiladze, Nino |
The Anatori Crypts: Using Oral Traditions and Bioarchaeological Evidence to Reconstruct Past Epidemics |
| 48 |
Tchkoidze Eka |
Between Translation and Interpretation: The Russo–Ottoman War (1828–1829) in the Georgian and Russian Issues of Tiflis Vedomosti |
| 49 |
Tiphaine GINGELWEIN |
Turning Soviet Ruins into Sports Halls: Managing Soviet Legacy in Contemporary Georgia through Sport |
| 50 |
Tskiskarishvili Tinatini |
The most critically endangered language in Georgia |
ფილოლოგია და ლიტერატურათმცოდნეობა |
| 51 |
Akhvlediani, Tsiuri |
About the word "euro" in French Language |
| 52 |
Beburishvili Levan |
Galaktion Tabidze and Classical Poetry |
| 53 |
Bokuchava Nino |
Zaira Arsenishvili's Woe is Life: Kakhetian Chronicles as a Fiction of Memory |
| 54 |
Buskivadze Mzisa |
Female Subjectivity, Trauma, and Alienation in Ayfer Tunç’s Novels (The Night of the Color Green and My Mother’s Sleepless Nights) |
| 55 |
Chulukhidze Aleksandre |
Mythological and Religious Terminology of Iranian Origin in Georgian |
| 56 |
Doiashvili Temur |
Symbolist Tendencies in Galaktion Tabidze’s Early Lyric Poetry |
| 57 |
Gabodze Julieta |
Innovations and Challenges of the New Academic Two-Volume Edition of Nikoloz Baratashvili’s Works |
| 58 |
Gejua Keso |
From the Toponymy of Abkhazia (Based on the Village of Gagida in the Gali Municipality) |
| 59 |
Jangulashvili Natia |
Interpretation of The Martyrdom of the Children of Kola in Sandro Mrevlishvili's Dramaturgy |
| 60 |
Jorbenadze, Nino |
On Several Examples of Student-Centered Teaching in the Georgian Educational Context |
| 61 |
Kardava Phridon |
The Literary Transformation of a Historical Figure: Identifying the Prototype of Asmat in Kartlis Tskhovreba |
| 62 |
Kekua Sophio |
Changes in Toponyms in the Gali District (Based on the Village of Pirveli Gali) |
| 63 |
Ketevan |
The Old Georgian Translation of Palladius of Helenopolis’s Lausiac History and the First Female Monastics |
| 64 |
Khintibidze Zaza |
Love, Duty and Responsibility in Classical Epics and Rustaveli’s The Man in a Panther-Skin: Tradition and Innovation |
| 65 |
Khotcholava-Matchavariani, Nana |
Toponymy Reflecting Wheat Cultivation in Georgia and Its Educational Potential |
| 66 |
Kikvidze Zeinab |
Literary Representation of the Caucasian Conflicts in the Diary Genre |
| 67 |
Kupradze Nana |
Aspects of the Hero’s Existential Transformation in Vazha-Pshavela’s Poem Gogotur and Apshina |
| 68 |
Kutivadze Nestan |
The Gender Issue in Revaz Inanishvili’s Short Story “Someone Is Late for the Bus” |
| 69 |
Letodiani, Ana |
War and Peace in The Knight in the Panther’s Skin: Saint Augustine’s Concept of the Two Cities and the Metaphysical Order |
| 70 |
Madatyan Lusine |
The Narrative Function of Instantaneous Time in Armenian Folktales |
| 71 |
Mania Esma |
Galaktion Tabidze’s Transfer of European Literature and Forms of Reflection on This Knowledge |
| 72 |
Metreveli Teona |
Nikoloz Baratashvili’s Creative Laboratory According to One Manuscript Collection |
| 73 |
Mrevlishvili Nana |
Antithesis as a Rhetorical and Theological Strategy in the Greek and Georgian Recensions of the Life of Theodora of Alexandria |
| 74 |
Mrevlishvili, Nana |
The Genesis, Narrative Function, and Transformation of Gospel Models in the Greek and Georgian Recensions of the Martyrdom of Babylas of Antioch |
| 75 |
Nadareishvili Maia |
Legal and Linguistic Dimensions of King Tamar’s Status: Comparable Cases Worldwide |
| 76 |
Nana Gamkrelidze |
Modern Strategies for Teaching the German Language to Students of Technical Faculties |
| 77 |
Ninidze Maia |
An Interdisciplinary Study of a Mysterious Note by Galaktion Tabidze |
| 78 |
Pruidze Nana |
A Historical Figure in Literary Discourse: Shamil through the Eyes of Akaki Tsereteli |
| 79 |
Sarukhanyan Ani |
Linguistic Interactions in the Ecclesiastical Vocabulary of Armeno-Turkish |
| 80 |
Shavtvaladze Nana |
Teaching Adjectives in Georgian at the B1 and C1 Levels (Based on the CEFR) |
| 81 |
Sikharulidze Natia |
Intertextual Reference Points and Cultural Contexts of Artistic Flowers |
| 82 |
Simonishvili Mari |
Towards an Understanding of New Historicism: Creative Tendencies in the Works of Givi Margvelashvili |
| 83 |
Sulava Nestan |
For the interpretation of the icon-face of the king and the regent in Georgian "Balavariani" |
| 84 |
Surmava Tamta |
The Cult of Queen Ketevan and the Foundations of the Principle of “Truth-Telling” in the Works of Teimuraz I |
| 85 |
Tkebuchava Diana |
The Fate of the Megrelian Language: Past, Present, and Future (Following a Journalistic Essay by Tedo Sakhokia) |
| 86 |
Tsagareli Tamar |
Evaluation of the genre of tragedy in the ancient era and the 21st century |
ხელოვნებათმცოდნეობა და კულტუროლოგია |
| 87 |
Abakelia Nino |
Toward an Interdisciplinary Study of Ilia Chavchavadze’s “Lake Bazaleti” |
| 88 |
Aronishidze Nodar |
The Hall Church of Zendidi in the Context of Rectangular-Sanctuary Churches (An Architectural Analysis of the Monument and an Attempt at Dating) |
| 89 |
Burtchuladze Nana |
Images of Saint Hilarion the Iberian in Medieval Georgian Art |
| 90 |
Chikhladze Nino |
On the Artistic and Historical Significance of the Painting Layers in the Church of St. George at Gelati |
| 91 |
Dolidze Irma |
Mikheil Chkhikvadze - Theater Architect |
| 92 |
Gagoshidze Giorgi |
The Evidence of the Sinai Manuscript N/Sin.geo-50 concerning the Assyrian Fathers Ezderios and Theodosios and the Monasteries at Samtavisi and Rekha |
| 93 |
Gunia Dea |
Medieval Monuments of the Paravani Lake Basin and Prospects for Their Development |
| 94 |
Gvelesiani Mariam |
Signet Ring of Aspavruk the Pitiakhsh: Portrait and Insignia |
| 95 |
Kavtaradze Marina |
An Episode from the History of the Tbilisi State Conservatory (Two Concepts of Two Conservatories) |
| 96 |
Khundadze Nino |
From Enki’s Vase to the Pixel: The Cosmogony of Primordial Darkness. The Evolution of a Symbol from Sumerian Myth to Christian Mysticism, Modernist Abstraction, and Pixel Art |
| 97 |
Kraveishvili Giorgi |
Vocal and Instrumental Polyphony in the North Caucasus, Hereti, Fereydan and Georgia of Turkey- Past, Present and Future. |
| 98 |
Laghidze Nino |
Giorgi (Gogi) Chakhava's Social Modernist Architecture Abroad |
| 99 |
Meskhi Ana |
The Amirani Cycle and Upper Palaeolithic Art Deciphering the La Femme au Renne Composition |
| 100 |
Talakvadze Tea |
The Narrative of Silence in Transitional Literature of the 1990s |
| 101 |
Tchintcharauli Mariam |
Traditional Religious Monuments, Sanctuaries, and Shrines in Ertso-Tianeti |
| 102 |
Tevdorashvili Tatia |
On Lesser-Known Examples of Printed Graphic Art from the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century |
თეოლოგია, ფილოსოფია და ფსიქოლოგია |
| 103 |
Chkhaberidze Nari |
The Relationship Between Time and History in Contemporary Orthodox Thought According to John Zizioulas |
| 104 |
Goginashvili Tornike |
The Commentary on Peri Hermeneias Translated from Armenian into Georgian by Nikoloz Kizikeli and Its Comparative Analysis with the Commentaries of Thomas Aquinas |
| 105 |
Lokhishvili Valeriani |
The August War: Trauma, Memory, and the Restructuring of National Identity |
| 106 |
Lomadze Ana |
The Georgian Translation of Hovhannes Vorotnetsi’s Philosophical Text: A Case Study of Close Georgian-Armenian Intellectual Relations |
| 107 |
Mashava Besik |
Arabic-Speaking Christian Thought in the Caucasus: The Reception of Theodore Abū Qurrah’s Intellectual Legacy in Georgian and Armenian Intellectual Spaces |
| 108 |
Nozadze Mariam |
Disruptions of Biographical Continuity in Georgia: Identity, Social Memory, and Transgenerational Experience |
| 109 |
Onikashvili Beka |
An Exegetical and Textual Analysis of the Identity of Crispus and Sosthenes (Acts 18:8; 18:17) |
| 110 |
Rodonaia Nino |
Ilia Chavchavadze “On the Welfare of Nations” |
| 111 |
Tsopurashvili Tamar |
Aristotelianism in Georgia: The Philosophical Legacy of Anton I and the Question of Its Classification |
| 112 |
Zakaradze Lali |
Christian Neoplatonism and Monastic Asceticism: The Issue of the Relationship Between David the Invincible and David Gareji in the Context of Caucasian Philosophy |
საერთაშორისო ურთიერთობები და გეოპოლიტიკა |
| 113 |
Chapichadze Khatuna |
Western Peace: The Main Geopolitical and Geoeconomic Solution for the South Caucasus? |
| 114 |
Chikvaidze Tsira |
The Transformation of United States Educational Policy During the Presidency of Donald Trump |
| 115 |
Harutyunyan Arevik |
Small-State Security after 2020: Armenia and Georgia between Regional Powers, Connectivity, and Strategic Autonomy |
| 116 |
Kakhidze Emzar |
New Contours of European Enlargement: Anatolian-Caucasian Package |
| 117 |
Kartvelishvili Nino |
Brain Drain as a Geopolitical Challenge: The Role of Foreign Direct Investment in Stimulating the Outflow of Skilled Professionals and Weakening National Potential |
| 118 |
Kebadze Madona |
Historical Paradigms of Georgia’s Political Identity in the Caucasian Context |
| 119 |
Ketsbaia, Tamari |
The Transformation of Civic Organizing in the South Caucasus: The Soviet Rupture and Post-Soviet Development Trajectories in a Historical Perspective |
| 120 |
Lemonjava Givi |
Digital Ecosystems in Georgia’s Economy |
| 121 |
Sidamonidze Davit |
Digital History of Rural Development and Environmental Governance in the Georgian Regions: Between Policy and Practice |
წყაროთმცოდნეობა და მეხსიერების კვლევები |
| 122 |
Bendeliani Mediko |
The Biblical Origins of the Georgian Asomtavruli Alphabet and the Question of Its Establishment as a State Script in Iberia in The Knight in the Panther’s Skin and Exegetical Sources |
| 123 |
Chkhaidze Nodari |
The Question of Identifying the Members of Sandro Akhmeteli’s Revolutionary Detachment |
| 124 |
Chotalishvili, Lela |
Caucasian Ritual Bread: Ethnobotanical Traditions and Linguistic Archetypes |
| 125 |
Davitashvili Ana |
Historiography of Georgian Archaeology: Researching Scholarly Heritage and Enriching the Digital Archive |
| 126 |
Dumbadze, Izolda |
The Functional Transformation of Viticulture and Winemaking in Adjara (16th–19th Centuries) According to Archaeological and Written Sources |
| 127 |
Gogonaia Irina |
Plants in Georgian Manuscripts: The Preparation of Plant-Based Oils and Cultural Practices (on the Example of Karabadin S 1122b) |
| 128 |
Guntsadze Manuchar |
The Development of Georgian Studies at the Bodleian Library |
| 129 |
Gureshidze Mariam |
The Question of the Settlement of Kurdish Sufis, Followers of the Naqshbandiyya and Qadiriyya Orders, in the Caucasus and the City of Tbilisi during the Reign of King David the Builder |
| 130 |
Karamauli Mariam |
From Palimpsest to Digital Text: Processing the Codex Sinaiticus Zosimi Rescriptus with eScriptorium |
| 131 |
Karchava Tea |
Theodore Spandounes on the Matrimonial Alliance between the Kantakouzenoi and the Bagrationi: Historical Speculation or Reality? |
| 132 |
Karchava Zaza |
Who and How Wrote the 1943 Textbook of the History of Georgia |
| 133 |
Khorava Bezhan |
Administrative-Territorial Division of Georgia within the Russian Empire (1801–1917) |
| 134 |
Merkviladze Davit |
Reflections of “Kashveti” and Its Festivals in the Central Caucasus Highland Region |
| 135 |
Meshvelishvili, Tea |
Georgia on Early Twentieth-Century Postcards: The Collection of the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Library |
| 136 |
Nadiradze Dodo |
A Comparative Analysis of the Accounts of Sekhnia Chkheidze and Tadeusz Krusiński |
| 137 |
Nodia Irakli |
The Battle of Sarikamish and Georgians According to British Press Materials |
| 138 |
Pataridze Salome |
The Semantics of Women’s Culture of Remembrance in Twentieth-Century Georgian Women’s Narratives |
| 139 |
Sadiqova Konul |
Information on the history of Nakhchivan in the work “The Mirror of Time in the History of the Nobles”, one of the medieval Arabic-language manuscripts |
| 140 |
Sanadiradze Nini |
The Polish Press as an Alternative Archive of Georgian Statehood and a Transnational Space of Memory (1870–1921) |
| 141 |
Sarajishvili, Nikoloz |
Restoring the Nation’s Memory: How May 26 Returned to Georgian Public Life (1987–1991) |
| 142 |
Shatirishvili Lela |
Plant Components of Holy Anointing Oils in Ancient Georgian Written Sources |
| 143 |
Tchanturidze Salome |
The Democratic Republic of Georgia in Soviet Media Discourse |
| 144 |
Tsereteli Ivane |
The President in the Political Discourse of Presidents: Zviad Gamsakhurdia, Eduard Shevardnadze, and Mikheil Saakashvili |
| 145 |
Zaridze Tea |
The State of the Georgian Church in the Nineteenth Century According to the Archival Materials of Polievktos Karbelashvili |