The Under and Tuglas Literature Centre of the Estonian Academy of Sciences is a research and development institution. Its overall purpose is the study and theoretical modelling of the written culture in the Estonian language in its entirety and the multilingual Baltic-German culture from earlier eras, making it visible and interesting to international scholarship.

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Events

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Representing Crisis in Early Modern Literatures

Conference
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The opening lecture by Martin Klöker and the book presentation about Hilchen

Noble Literature in Polish and Swedish Livonia
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One crisis after another: How to interpret literary sources while studying early modern crises

Workshop in collaboration with the Czech Academy of Sciences
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Workshop on Nietzsche and Decadence in Käsmu in August 2022

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Ian Gwin’s and Kristan Haljak’s seminar about Jaan Oks on the 22nd of April 2022

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News

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Call for Papers. Representing Crisis in Early Modern Literatures

23.02.2023

Call for Papers. Decadence in Estonian Culture: Translation and Interpretation

11.11.2022

Kotzebue-Gespräche XI: August von Kotzebue – Herausgeber und Journalist

07.10.2022

Publications

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Literarischer Wandel in der Geschichte der baltischen Literaturen

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Briefe, Recht und Gericht im polnischen Livland am Beispiel von David Hilchen

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Play and Melancholia. Friedebert Tuglasʼ novel „Felix Ormusson”

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The Rhetoric of Culture

The Case of Infinity

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Virtual exhibitions

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Birds in the Archive and Museum

In 2021, to celebrate the 100th birthday of the Estonian Ornithological Society, we started collecting examples of how birds have flown from their natural environments to our memory and research institutions. For this, we ask libraries, archives, museums and all others to send us interesting birds and their stories from their collections. Can we get to 100 birds? Or maybe even to 393 birds, as many as there are in Estonia?

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