Young researchers, university students at all study levels and high school students whose research focuses on the analysis of culture and social life will discuss both traditional culture and the functioning of a new digital society. The presenters will analyze a multitude of phenomena: cultural experiences and their mediation through text, sounds and images, individuals and important events, everyday life, communities, nature, handicrafts, health, gender and many more.

The conference will stimulate the dialogue between the students of different disciplinary backgrounds and give the listeners an opportunity to discover intriguing aspects of culture and social life. The languages of the conference are Estonian and English.

You can find the conference programme and abstracts here:
http://www.folklore.ee/era/nt/nt2021.htm (htm)
http://www.folklore.ee/era/nt/nt2021.pdf (pdf)

Organisers:
Anastasiya Fiadotava, Estonian Literary Museum, Department of Folkloristics, anastasiya.fiadotava@folklore.ee
Liisi Jääts, Eesti Rahva Muuseum, liisi.jaats@erm.ee
Saara Mildeberg, Tartu Nefa Group, nefa.tartu@gmail.com
Mari Sarv, Estonian Literary Museum, Estonian Folklore Archives, mari@folklore.ee
Ergo-Hart Västrik, University of Tartu, Department of Estonian and Comparative Folklore, ergo-hart.vastrik@ut.ee