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Srpouhi Dussap
Srpouhi Dussap (Armenian: Սրբուհի Տիւսաբ〔The traditional spelling of her name. In the reformed orthography her name would be rendered Սրբուհի Տյուսաբ.〕) (1840–1901) was an Armenian feminist writer and the first female Armenian novelist. She was the sister of famed Ottoman Armenian politician Hovhannes Vahanian.
== Biography ==
Dussap was born as Srpouhi Vahanian in the Ortakoy district of Constantinople to a prosperous upper-class Armenian Catholic family. At the time, wealthy families regularly imitated the trends and customs of Western European, primarily French society. The young Dussap, being educated in Western European institutions, showed little interest in the Armenian language. However, after being tutored by revered Armenian poet Mkrtich Beshiktashlian, Dussap began to show a deep affection for the language as well as her heritage. Her first creative writing attempts were written in classical Armenian.
Dussap was married to a French musician, Paul Dussap, with whom she ran a European style salon where the city's prominent intellectuals, liberals, writers and activists would gather to discuss social and political issues, literature and poetry. She was active in philanthropic and charitable organizations that furthered the support and education of women. Dussap's oeuvre reflects nineteenth century European trends. She wrote mainly in the Romantic style.
Dussap had two children, Dorine and Edgar. Dorine died in 1891, after which Dussap ceased writing for publication. Dussap died in 1901.
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