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An interview with John Allen Buchanan
John Allen Buchanan is a research fellow at the School of Humanities, who joined last autumn. Read more about him from the interview.
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An interview with Tanya Fernández Escudero
Tanya Fernández Escudero is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the School of Humanities, where she just st...
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Traditions and functions of mask-wearing in history | A conversation between Daniele Monticelli and Anna Mossolova
School of Humanities PhD student Anna Mossolova is going to defend her PhD dissertation “Mending the...
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Moving to Estonia- road to the unknown
In 2018 our Liberal Arts in Humanities student RJ took a step not everyone has the courage for and m...
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Doing fieldwork with my own family on the invisible disease of FMF
Anthropologists often study another culture than their own and understanding those who are different...
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Tallinn University's doctor Colm James Doyle: there’s no point in being busy if you’re not making progress
Over the past year, many wise and talented people have defended their doctoral dissertations at Tall...
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Interview with Margus Vihalem, the next Director of the School of Humanities
Taking the office as the next director of the School of Humanities in September is Margus Vihalem.
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TLU's Rectors Speak
As a birthday present, TLU’s three rectors Mati Heidmets, Rein Raud and Tiit Land gave an interview ...
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Liberal Arts of Humanities Means More Freedom and Possibilities
Jhonatann Calderon Segovia is a first-year Liberal Arts of Humanities BA programme student who has f...
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Tallinn Christmas Market: Tying Local and Global Identities Together
Tallinn’s yearly Christmas market is a major draw for both tourists and locals, described on its website (christmasmarket.ee) as a “spirited fairy tale land” that draws from “long traditions” of Estonian Christmas celebrations, writes anthropology MA student Kanchi Ganatra.
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Snaps of My Summer Fieldwork with Cape Verdeans: Kova M Festival
"Entering the field", or going to one's research site for the first time is an important ritual for ...
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Myanmar - Country of Openness and Hospitality
Karl-Hendrik Pallo is currently studying in Asian Studies master's programme in Tallinn University a...
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The Experience of Watching 100 Movies
MA programme in Literature, Visual Culture and Film Studies offers students an opportunity to experi...
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Refugees and Survival Sex in Greece: My Fieldwork Experience
Kanchi Ganatra, a second-year Anthropology MA student from India did her field research with young m...
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Estonian Studies Student Arzu Altinay Making a Contribution to the Tourism Industry in Estonia
Arzu Altinay is a first-year MA student at Tallinn University who is planning to use her degree to i...
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Storycrafting and Drawing: Enabling Children to Express Their Experience of Migration
The second year MA student Deborah Onorati gives an overview of a recent open anthropology lecture s...
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Positively shocking: using James Bond to teach liberal arts
The lead researcher at the TLU Centre of Excellence in Intercultural Studies Dr. Martin D. Brown say...
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Anthropology Student Jennifer McGreevey - Core of Anthropology Lies in Going Places Unknown
In 2016, I moved to a country where I had never been and knew no one to attend a graduate program in...
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Anthropology - What Does it Mean to be a Human in this World?
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TLU Alumna Irina Ranneva
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Blood and Bias: The Russian Revolution from the Outsider’s Perspective
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Woman from the Attic to the Window
Literature, Visual Culture and Film Studies Master’s student Nedim Kaya introduces A. J. Finn’s nove...
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Anthropology's Contribution to the Humanities and its Application
The following is a speech by Carlo Cubero Irizarry, Associate Professor of Social and Cultural Anthr...
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Literature, Visual Culture and Film Studies at Tallinn University
Our Literature, Visual Culture and Film Studies MA student Monireh Sadat Razavi Ganji talks about he...
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Ott Ojamets - Three in One
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Liberal Arts in Humanities - Explained by Julia Tofantšuk
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Buon Natale in Estonia!
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People of Tallinn University - Carlo A. Cubero
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Carlo Cubero - Visual Anthropologist from the Caribbean
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