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Johannes Gutslaff oli Urvaste koguduse pastor (1641–1656), kes on läinud eesti kirjakeele ajalukku esimese lõunaeesti grammatika „Observationes grammaticae circa linguam Esthonicam” (1648) koostajana. Artiklis on võetud vaatluse alla tema keeleõpetuse sak... see more

In the 19th century, the emigration of Estonians gathered momentum and Estonian villages were founded on the vast territory of the Russian Empire. Having survived over several generations, these native Estonian-speaking villages can be considered linguist... see more

The article gives an overview af Estonian peasants settling in the Crimea in the midl91hcentury.Havingfor several centuries been under the contra! af the Golden Hordeand the Crimean Khanate, the Crimean Peninsula was annexed by Russia in 1783.The imperial... see more

“Estonian Elegy” by Jüri Talvet: A Vision of an Ethnical Perspective via Forgiveness and Love

A Drama of a Philosophy of Senses: Jüri Talvet’s Poetry

This autumn, comparative literary studies lost two remarkable scholars, Interlitteraria’s two longtime contributors and friends. To give our readers a chance to say goodbye with us, we reprint the eulogies written by Jüri Talvet for the journal Forum for ... see more


The aim of the present article is to study some aspects of subversive rhetoric in the poetry of Juhan Viiding (1948–1995), one of Estonia’s most admired and cherished poets and actors whose “Complete Poetry” (edited by Hasso Krull) includes texts written ... see more

Nations whose cultural tradition due to historical reasons is not large, especially smaller nations, cannot display centuries-old academic traditions which philosophy as a field of knowledge and research would presuppose. Luckily philosophy is not merely ... see more

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