No. 1 (2012): Actual Problems of Kartvelology

Articles

• On The History Of Odishi-Abkhazian Relatios (Analysis of One Newly Discovered Important Archival Document)

  Kakha Kvashilava

• Language and Music Based on Tsova-tush (Batsbi) Folklore Materials

  Bela Shavkhelishvili, Karina Vamling

• Discour sur le Pqpport entre lq Lqgue et L’identite Georgiennes Dans la Litterqture Scientifique Occidentqle

  Inga Ghutidze

• Questions of Linguistic-Ethnic Identity of the Autochthonous Georgians of Lazeti (the Laz)

  Tariel Putkaradze, Iasha Tandilava, Mikheil Labadze

• Complex Analysis of Linguistic Situation and Linguistic Legislation of Post-war Abkhazia (1993-2012)

  Manana Tabidze, Merab Nachkebia

• Political life of Erekle II and the Question of Georgian-Ossetian relationship

  Giorgi Sosiashvili

• Concepts Conveying the Meaning of “Freedom” in the old Georgian Language

  Merab Robakidze

• Some aspects of Diglossia in Arab, Georgian and German Languages

  Alex Jordania

• To the Critisism of Views Expressed in the Separatist Historiography Regarding the Ethnic, Cultural, Political and State Character of the Abkhaz Kingdom

  Zurab Papaskiri

• Apkhazian Writers and Georgia

  Avtandil Nikoleishvili

• Actual Problems of Kartvelology and Objectives of the Kartvelological Centre of Saint Andrew the First-Called Georgian University of the Patriarchate of Georgia

  Tariel Putkaradze

• Achara in the Period of the First Apostles

  Bichiko Diasamidze

• Georgian and Armenian Sources Concerning the Chronology of ‘Shahanshah’ title by Zakaria Mkhargrdzeli

  Shanshe Darchiashvili

• Ethno-cultural Processes among the Ethnic Georgians in Bursa Region (Republic of Turkey)

  Rozeta Gujejiani

• Apsuara – The Codex of Abkhazian’s Identity and its metamorphosis

  Teimuraz Gvantseladze

• Georgians and Iranians in Each other's Notion

  Nomadi Bartaia

• Inscriptions of Javakheti as a Historical Source

  Lia Akhaladze

• ‘Mdzlevari’ (triumphant) and ‘Mkvdarta Mze’ (the sun of dead) – Messengers of Two Countries, Two Worlds in Folk Speech

  Amiran Arabuli

• Persian Loanwords Borrowed into Georgian Language in Various periods

  Pati Antadze-Malashkhia

• Falsification of history in the service of political adventurism, or Playing “Unpredictable Past” for the Sake of Dubious Future /Russian-Ossetian version of the history of Inner Kartli/

  Andrew Andersen