About the Employee
Contemporary Folklore Research
My research interests lie in contemporary cultural phenomena and vernacular cultural practices rooted in folklore, traditional culture, and mythology. Taking an interdisciplinary approach, I explore intersections between folkloristics, memory studies, and postcolonial critique. I earned my PhD in folkloristics from the University of Tartu, which has further strengthened my commitment to international collaboration. I have been affiliated with the ILFA since 2015.
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Theory and History of Folkloristics
95%
Heritage Studies
80%
Baltic Postcolonial Theory
80%
Memory Studies
70%
Visuality and the Study of Symbols
70%
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