Open Access Journal: Kadmos

Kadmos is a peer-reviewed multi-disciplinary academic journal, published by Ilia State University (Tbilisi), which aims to challenge, provoke and excite thinking in the areas of the classics, literature and orature, linguistics, philosophy, cultural anthropology (ethnography, ethnology and mythology) and history (archeology). The journal appears annually and is sponsored by the Ilia State University. The editors welcome original contributions in the form of articles, reviews, notes from scholars in the humanities that will promote and foster its aims. The Journal’s Polemics section is intended to enhance debate between authors and the wider community. Polemics pieces can be mainly considered as responses to a published article, a shorter research note or report, or a commentary on research issues or professional practices. The Journal also contains a Reviews section.

No 7 (2015)

Kadmos

Table of Contents

Articles

Catholic Churches in Georgia: Builders and Benefactors (the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries) Natia Natsvlishvili

PDFPDF (Georgian) 7-34

Gravestones with Georgian Inscriptions from the High Medieval Period at Dmanisi, Georgia Jimsher Chkhvimiani

PDFPDF (Georgian) 35-106

The Lonely Neanderthal: A Neurochemical Hypothesis for the Domestication of Animals and Plants Gigi Tevzadze, Zaal Kikvidze, Davit Mikeladze, Revaz Solomonia

PDFPDF (Georgian) 106-146

The Georgian Press in Regard to the "Postcolonial" Georgian-Abkhazian Conflict Natalia Svanidze

PDFPDF (Georgian) 147-175

Opinion

The Narrative Development of a Biblical Image in Folklore Eter Intskirveli

PDF (Georgian) 176-187

On the Portraits of Catholicos-Patriarchs of Upper Iberia (Eastern Georgia) Anton I and Anton II Irakli Tezelashvili

PDF (Georgian) 188-216

Margimušk. i and Margimuš+i > Margimišæ or Margi? (For the Attention of Those Chasing Semantic Mirages) Iza Chantladze

PDF (Georgian) 217-228

Responses

Tavis-upleba: To Be One’s Own Lord Zurab Kiknadze

PDF (Georgian) 229-242

“Huge Tactfulness of the Writer and the Artist”: Andrei Platonov on “The Story of My Life” by Akaki Tsereteli Merab Ghaghanidze

PDF (Georgian) 243-254

Two Lungs of the Church Nugzar Papuashvili

PDF (Georgian) 255-268

Unparalleled Correspondence Zaza Piralishvili

269-274

Polemics

5000-Year History of Gold Extraction from Sakdrisi Deposit? Discussion Based on Multidisciplinary Investigation Avtandil Okrostsvaridze

PDF (Georgian) 275-296

On Saint George of Armathioni and Saint George’s Day on November 10th Niko Nikolozishvili

PDF (Georgian) 297-318

Armathioni revisited Ekvtime Kochlamazashvili

PDF (Georgian) 319-327

Publications

The Hunter Who Perished. Problems of Narrative Structure in Svan Poetry Winfried Boeder

PDF (Georgian) 328-353

Folklore Zurab Kiknadze, Khvtiso Mamisimedishvili, Nana Nozadze

PDF (Georgian) 354-366

Reviews

Corpus of The Georgian Chronicles (Kartlis Tskhovreba) Nino Doborjginidze, Irina Lobzhanidze

PDF (Georgian) 367-379

Western Paradigms of Translation Studies: Literary and Linguistic Perspectives Nino Mataradze, Elene Tatishvili

PDF (Georgian) 380-401

Alexander Grigolia. Custom and Justice in the Caucasus: the Georgian Highlanders Zurab Kiknadze

PDF (Georgian) 402-410

The Chronicle of Georgian Chant: Periodical Publications 1861-1921 Tamar Chkheidze

PDF (Georgian) 411-414

Guram Kerashvili. Khevi and the Mokheve. Tbilisi, 2013, 335 pp. Khvtiso Mamisimedishvili

PDF (Georgian) 415-423

Stephen H. Rapp Jr., Sasanian World through Georgian Eyes, Caucasia and the Iranian Commonwealth in Late Antique Georgian Literature Nikoloz Aleksidze

PDF (Georgian) 424-434

Information

2014-2015 Archaeological Report: Tsikhesulori Village, Vani Municipality Guram Kipiani, Madona Mshvildadze, Anna Dularidze

435-490

2014

No 6 (2014): Kadmos

2013

No 5 (2013): Kadmos

2012

No 4 (2012): Kadmos

2011

No 3 (2011): Kadmos

2010

No 2 (2010): Kadmos

2009

No 1 (2009): Kadmos