Wars are increasingly taking place not only on battlefields, but also online. Jaana Davidjants, a PhD student at Tallinn University’s School of Humanities, studied narratives around wars and conflicts on social media in her PhD thesis.
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Doctoral studies
03.06.2024
Stories of war and conflict are abound today; however, narration is increasingly fragmented
Doctoral studies
03.06.2024
How did transnational knowledge transfer between Eastern European cultures of history during the interwar period?
Tallinn University School of Humanities doctoral student Johannes Walter Benjamin Bent explored in his doctoral thesis, how did historical discourses provide basis for 20th century historical nation-b...
Üritus
08.04.2024
“Read Japan” donation has reached the Research Library
On April 3rd, the research library was visited by the Ambassador of Japan, Yukihiko Matsumura, and the cultural attaché, Toshiko Shimizu, to donate books as a part of the “Read Japan 2023” project.
Research
28.02.2024
TÜHI MSCA postdoctoral fellowship support initiative helped three postdoctoral researchers succeed
Last year, TÜHI as a host institution organized a new initiative for prospective MSCA postdoctoral researchers which included a grant writing training camp. As a result, three new postdoctoral researchers will start their work in TÜHI.
Doctoral studies
26.02.2024
Doctoral thesis investigated, how the noh and kyogen actors in Japanese traditional theatre achieve their awe-inspiring mastery
Many people enjoy theatre as a performing art, but few are likely to be familiar with theatre theories. Yet, theatre theories are an excellent basis for understanding how an actor, by developing their...
Doctoral studies
04.12.2023
The expectations of asylum-seekers often clash with realities
Migration in form of asylum-seekers is often discussed in the public from the viewpoint of the receiving country and society. Tallinn University School of Humanities doctoral student Timothy Anderson ...
Doctoral studies
26.09.2023
Doctoral dissertation examines whether virtual friends are indeed real friends
In an age where a large part of interpersonal communication has moved online, the question arises whether relationships that are only virtual are indeed real. Oliver Laas, doctoral student at Tallinn University’s Institute of Humanities, investigates...
News
07.09.2023
2nd Joint Workshop in Semiotics of Tallinn University and the University of Bologna
On September 29, the 2nd Joint Workshop in Semiotics will be held at Tallinn University in cooperation with the "Umberto Eco" center of the University of Bologna, which this time will focus on the sem...
Doctoral studies
30.06.2023
Doctoral thesis: the land use of West Estonian lowlands in Late Stone Age turned out to be seasonal
At the end of the Middle Stone Age and during the Late Stone Age, settlements in the West Estonian lowlands were more seasonal than in the neighboring areas of the island of Saaremaa and the Pärnu Bay...
Doctoral studies
14.03.2023
Doctoral thesis established framework for teaching text-based school subjects and language learning
A good command of the language is not developed only in Estonian Language classes. Text related operations and literacy are supported in all subjects at school. Merilin Aruvee, Lecturer at Tallinn University's School of Humanities, examined in her do...
Doctoral studies
07.03.2023
Doctoral thesis: USSR self-publishing form 'samizdat' helped intellectuals to overcome censorship and isolation
In our contemporary world, where various cultures are deeply interconnected, the role of translation is more and more under scrutiny, especially in terms of (mis)representing the Other. Tallinn Univer...
Doctoral studies
07.11.2022
Doctoral thesis explores the intellectual history of women writers
Women writers and their work is often overlooked in intellectual history. Ksenia Shmydkaya, who defends her dissertation in Tallinn University School of Humanities, studied the work and life of three ...
Press Release
03.10.2022
International seminar “Translation and multilingualism in the history of translated literature”
6. - 7. October 2022, Tallinn University, Narva mnt 29.
Press Release
06.09.2022
Leading colour scientists gather at Tallinn University
From September 7-10, the Progress in Color Studies or PICS2022 conference will take place at Tallinn University.
News
05.07.2022
Lectures on the idea of the "West" and the self-determination of nations
As part of annual international Tallinn Summer School (Tallinn University), this year the open and free English language course "Transnational Intellectual History: Comparative Methods“ is organized.
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Humanities Blog
04.01.2024
Exploring Estonia: Alberto Andrés Peralta Rico shares his journey in Estonian Studies at Tallinn University
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Humanities Blog
04.01.2024
Alumnus Stas Hakkarainen reflects on his Liberal Arts journey at Tallinn University
Our Liberal Arts in Humanities alumnus Stas Hakkarainen talks about his studies at Tallinn Universit...
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Humanities Blog
09.10.2023
Alpo Seppo Santeri Honkapohja considers it possible that he will work at Tallinn University until retirement
This fall semester, Alpo Seppo Santeri Honkapohja, who was an undergraduate at the University of Hel...
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Humanities Blog
07.08.2023
MSCA Training Camp: Igniting International Collaboration and Research Excellence
The School of Humanities at Tallinn University hosted from 10-14 July the Marie Curie Postdoctoral F...
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Humanities Blog
03.06.2023
TÜHI Welcomes International Research Talent
Tanya Escudero, Research Fellow in Translation Studies, reviews feedback on the call for application...
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Humanities Blog
03.04.2023
Ana Mattioli: does gender precede our body, or does our body precede our gender?
Every interview felt like a mind-bending exercise - an intellectual workout while sipping coffee.
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Humanities Blog
21.03.2023
Lucya Passiatore: anthropological fieldwork in a vegan community in Israel's Negev desert
Lucya Passiatore, a Master's Student in anthropology at Tallinn University, summarizes her anthropol...
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Humanities Blog
15.03.2023
Culture as consciousness: Yoruba identity construction in a world that is on the move
Video
17.01.2023
Tule õppima inglise keelt ja kultuuri Tallinna Ülikooli!
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Humanities Blog
14.12.2022
Rahul Sharma: a broader overview of PÖFF in the weekly newspaper Sirp
From programming to publishing: LVF’s Roadmap in 2022 Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF).
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Humanities Blog
15.11.2022
Mikhail Fiadotau: I would like to see more people use digital technology to creatively express themselves
This November, Mikhail Fiadotau defended his doctoral thesis "Exploring contexts and practices in ve...
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Humanities Blog
09.11.2022
Ksenia Shmydkaya: unexpected discoveries are the best part of a historian’s life!
This November, Ksenia Shmydkaya defended her doctoral thesis "Revolution, She Wrote: Historical Repr...
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Humanities Blog
19.09.2022
Polina Vlasenko: Ukraine and Georgia have developed into the most popular hubs for surrogacy with egg donation
Since September, the Tallinn University School of Humanities (TÜHI) has a new postdoctoral fellow, P...
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Humanities Blog
30.05.2022
LVF Students at Literary Festival HeadRead
This spring, once again, the students of international Master's programme Literature, Visual Culture...
Video
20.05.2022
Tule õppima Tallinna Ülikooli ajalugu
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20.05.2022
Tule õppima Tallinna Ülikooli erinevaid keeli
Video
20.05.2022
Tule õppima Tallinna Ülikooli kultuurierialadele
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21.04.2022
#1 TÜHI Ukraine Talks: The Development of Post-Soviet Ukrainian Statehood, 1991-2022
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13.04.2022
Nüüdiskultuur – TLÜ uus õppekava
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Humanities Blog
24.03.2022
Examining Coastal Landscapes and Sense of Place in Estonia
Coastal landscapes are powerful places, where water and land mix, where cosmic and earthly forces in...
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Humanities Blog
23.03.2022
Along the Laagna Road by ANISA (Aleksandra Ianchenko)
This exhibition is a part of my artistic research on the concept of atmosphere in relation to public...