Topic: research
"Vernacular Knowledge and Indigenous Traditions: Perspectives from Fieldwork" – International Symposium, November 14–15
The symposium "Vernacular Knowledge and Indigenous Traditions: Perspectives from Fieldwork" will take place on November 14–15 at the University of Tartu.
Open Lecture by Tomoko Konoike – October 29, Ülikooli 16 – Room 216
On Wednesday, October 29, from 12:15 to 13:45, Ülikooli 16 – Room 216.
Doctoral defence: Igor Kotjuh „Igor Severyanin within the Estonian Literary Field and the Formation of Estonian Russian-Language Literary Identity (1918–1941)“
University Senate Hall (Ülikooli 18-204) on October 29 at 14.00
Call for papers for the 3rd CONNOR Annual Conference "Critical Turns in Conspiracy Theory Studies"
Deadline for submissions: 15 November 2025
Doctoral defence: Anne-Liis Maripuu "The Role of Modern Dance in Shaping Artistic and Gender Discourses in Estonia in the 1920s"
On 14 October at 13:00, Anne-Liis Maripuu will defend her thesis "The Role of Modern Dance in Shaping Artistic and Gender Discourses in Estonia in the 1920s" at the senate hall (Ülikooli 18-204).
Religion and the Body: Kevin Schilbrack to Deliver the 2025 Paulson Lectures in Tartu
This year the Paulson Lectures in the Study of Religion will be held by Kevin Schilbrack. He is an internationally renown scholar of methodological and theoretical issues in study of religion.
International Conference: Russia's Historical and Political Narratives in the Kremlin's Influence Activities
We are pleased to invite you to the international conference “Russia's Historical and Political Narratives in the Kremlin's Influence Activities” on September 25, 2025, at the University of Tartu.
The next lecture dedicated to Walter Anderson will be given by Professor Dorothy Noyes
Monday September 22nd.
14th International Conference of Young Folklorists on September 25-26
The conference will be held at the University of Tartu Library, Tartu, Estonia, as an in-person event on September 25-26, 2025. The Call for Papers has concluded, and submissions are now closed.
The research project: A Comparative Study of Media Engagement and Adaptation of Russian-Speaking Immigrant Communities in Estonia and Kazakhstan
The research project: A Comparative Study of Media Engagement and Adaptation of Russian-Speaking Immigrant Communities in Estonia and Kazakhstan
