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Category Archives: General
Photos: 17 Bright Moments from 2011
This is a collection of some remarkable photos marking the year 2011 at the University of Tartu, Estonia. Continue reading
Why “Searching for My Roots” Also Means “Working on My Fluency”
Virve Vihman, adviser to the UT Rector on internationalisation, discusses the issues of language and identity through her own story of growing up as an Estonian-American in California. Continue reading
Posted in Estonia, General, Humanities, Research
Tagged Estonia, Estonian-American, identity, language and identity, symposium
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What Our Facebook Community Likes
This is an overview of the University of Tartu’s Facebook page’s fans, including demographic data and the list of Facebook pages that UT fans like. The data was sampled on 10 October, 2011. Continue reading
Posted in Estonia, General, Tartu
Tagged Facebook, Facebook community, Facebook pages, user demographics
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A Year in Tartu
Francesco Orsi is a postdoctoral researcher at the UT Department of Philosophy. Today, on his birthday, Francesco shares his thoughts on the first year spent in Tartu. Continue reading
Posted in Estonia, General, Tartu
Tagged experience abroad, postdoc, researcher life, Tartu, year abroad, year in Estonia
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The Lost Switch (3/3)
This is the third part in the series presenting a selection of Edvin Aedma’s short stories and art from his recent book “The Lost Switch” (2010). Continue reading