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 female authors and proposes a critical analysis on...
6. - 7. October 2022, Tallinn University, Narva mnt 29.
From September 7-10, the Progress in Color Studies or PICS2022 conference will take place at Tallinn University.
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.
In addition to searching for the meaning of poems, they can also often be described through the emotions that the reader feels while reading them. Kristiine Kikas, a doctoral student at the School of ...
The international conference History and Translation: Multidisciplinary Perspectives brings 150 scholars to Tallinn University to discuss the pivotal role of acts of translation and interpretation in the shaping of history.
The international conference History and Translation: Multidisciplinary Perspectives brings 150 scholars to Tallinn University to discuss the pivotal role of acts of translation and interpretation in ...
Starting from September 2022, an Eur-Asian Border Lab will be launched as the key instrument advancing border studies at Tallinn University, led by senior researcher Karin Dean.
On May 10th, PhD Candidate and Cambridge Trust Scholar at the Cambridge Heritage Research Centre Simon Weppel will give a talk at Tallinn University.
On April 5, professor of postcolonial feminisms at Linköping University Madina Tlostanova will give a talk at Tallinn University.
The collective volume “Translation Under Communism” is the first attempt to gather research on the history of translation in the USSR and other communist regimes in Eastern Europe.
On 24 January 2022 at 14.30, Merlin Kirikal from Tallinn University School of Humanities defends her doctoral thesis ““I broke open to life”: representing modern gender and bodies in Johannes Semper’s pre-WWII work” (“Olin lahti murdunud elule”: mode...
Tallinn University Press has recently published the eights volume of a scholarly journal Slavica Revalensia.
On November 30, historian and sociologist Dr Mischa Gabowitsch will be giving a talk at Tallinn University.
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This November, Ksenia Shmydkaya defended her doctoral thesis "Revolution, She Wrote: Historical Repr...
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Since September, the Tallinn University School of Humanities (TÜHI) has a new postdoctoral fellow, P...
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This spring, once again, the students of international Master's programme Literature, Visual Culture...
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Coastal landscapes are powerful places, where water and land mix, where cosmic and earthly forces in...
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This exhibition is a part of my artistic research on the concept of atmosphere in relation to public...
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Anthropology MA student Anna Keller took her camera to a park in Basel to learn more about diverse e...
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Anthropology MA candidate Zhou Maojia has been teaching Tibetan medicine in Estonia already since 20...
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The objective of the CLUB is to support researchers engaged in border studies, host the increasing n...
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Yi Yang is a visiting doctoral student at the School of Humanities. She is doing her PhD programme i...
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Tallinn University’s Anthropology programme continues introducing our MA students’ reflections on t...
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The interview with Eneken Laanes is part of the European Studies Council and Council on Latin Americ...
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Tallinn University's Anthropology students continue with the reflections of fieldwork experiences.
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John Allen Buchanan is a research fellow at the School of Humanities, who joined last autumn. Read m...
