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Education and Development: part 1What are the skills that nowadays’ public school develop, what is the accumulation of knowledge addressed at – to learn and remember, orthe spiritual growth of the learner? Is the school supposed to prepare for life, or make part of it? The topic is discussed with psychologist Anush Alexanyan and Project Harmony International, Armenia Country Director Mariam Martirosyan. The conversation is hosted by Anna Sargsyan. |
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Conflict in the Area of Song and MusicWhat conflicts are identified, on one hand, in the area of song and music, and, on the other hand, how are the public conflicts reflected on is very same area? The topic is discussed by composers Artur Shahnazaryan and Vagharshak Zakaryan. The conversation is hosted by Anna Sargsyan. |
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Conflict and DemocracyWhy are democratic systems considered to be more conflict-resistant, why are regional conflicts considered to be more solvable provided the states involved are democratic? What conflicts exist within the democratic systems themselves? The topic is discussed by philosophers Jirayr Malkhasyan (France) and Ashot Voskanyan.
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Justice and the System of JusticeThird Millenium hosts an exclusive guest, Ernst-Martin Krauss, Doctor of Law, former Chairman of Cassation Court, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.
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Conflict: Problem and opportunityWhat is a conflict, how is a situation diagnosed as conflict? How conflict-resisitant is the current Armenian society? Conflictologists Artak Ayunts and Irina Ghaplanyan talk on the topic “Conflict: problem and opportunity”. The conversation is hosted by Anna Sargsyan. |
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Conflict and EducationWhat is the conflict of contemporary education system? How does our education system treat conflicts? Ethnographer Satenik Mkrtchyan and education expert Serob Khachatryan talk about the conflicts of life and education and its possible solutions.
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Conflict and MediaMedia is in the center of conflict, media is to cover conflict, sometimes media is the one to instigate conflict, and at times media is the one to solve that very conflict.
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Conflict and ArtConflict is the biggers motivator– the stimulator of art. How does art treat social conflicts, what is conflicting in the very art itselt?
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First Republic: Attempt to Rethink HistoryIn what conditions was the first Republic of Armenia proclaimed? What external and internal factors supported the destruction of state? Did Bolshevik Red Army truly save Armenia? Ara Papian, Head of Analytical Center “Modus Vivendi”, and Harutyun Marutyan, PhD in History, analyse the Soviet and current historiographical contradictions.
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Civilizations and empires: part 6What national-public characteristics create civilizations? What civilizations are able to establish empires? How should the goods of civilization be used and not to get overthrown by the great-power interests? Within the scope of “Civilizations and empires” topic, NikolMargaryan, ethnographer and culture expert converse with Armen Petrosyan, PhD in Philology.
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Family: issues and modificationsMay 15 is the International Family Day proclaimed by the United Nations Organization. Its objective is to draw the attention of the international public on family issues. What issues of the family as an institute and as an activity of habitat can we identify? The topic is discusses by ethnologist RuzannaTsaturyan and psychologist Khachatur Gasparyan.
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Literature of Freedom-FightHow was the Artsakh freedom-fight and the victory interpreted in our literary texts? Who is our post-independence hero in literature – the freedom-fighter who bears the spirit of victory or the person suffering in the hard state of the war and injustice? The topic is discussed by essayist HovhannerYeranyan and literary critic Arkmenik Nikoghosyan.
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