Yeghishe Charents' 129th anniversary is observed on March 13. His body of work, which includes poetry, prose, opinions, and his broader persona, has influenced Armenian culture for over a century. Charents' writings encapsulate a range of themes: they are obstinate, challenging, and enticing, while also advocating for the socialist revolution. He expresses despair regarding the project of building a paradise and marvelously revives 1,500 years of Armenian literature, integrating diverse civilizations and rich religious thought into his work.
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Theo Maarten van Lint, a prominent Armenologist and the Calouste Gulbenkian Professor of Armenian Studies at the University of Oxford, has extensively studied medieval Armenian literature, poetry, and mysticism. His research also covers the intellectual and cultural history of Armenia, and he has contributed significantly to the advancement of Armenian studies on an international scale.