Katiliina Gielen

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Katiliina Gielen is a lecturer of British literature and translation-related subjects such as practical translation, history of translation and translation theory. Her main research interests lay in Translation Studies, including transmedial translation, translation and theatrical texts, gender and translation as well as Comparative Literary Studies. She has published in the field of Estonian translation history, and comparative literary history, and has been one of the organisers of a series of international conferences on the history of translation titled Itineraries in Translation History. Katiliina Gielen has supervised numerous BA and MA papers in the fields of Translation Studies, Comparative Literary Studies and Teacher Training. She also supervises teacher training practices. Katiliina Gielen is the Erasmus+ coordinator for the Department of English Studies. 



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Contact: katiliina.gielen@ut.ee
 


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VII Jornadas de ELE en Estonia

La Universidad de Tartu celebrará la séptima edición de las Jornadas de ELE en Estonia los días 4 y 5 de mayo de 2024 y acogerá presencialmente a investigadores y docentes del ámbito de la enseñanza del español como lengua extranjera (ELE).

Doctoral defence: Marit Karelson „Le Temps d’engagement dans les œuvres d’André Gide et de Johannes Semper: les univers fictionnels entre l’élan vital et la littérature engagée“

On 17 November at 12:00, Marit Karelson will defend her doctoral thesis „Le Temps d’engagement dans les œuvres d’André Gide et de Johannes Semper: les univers fictionnels entre l’élan vital et la littérature engagée“

Doctoral defence: Aleksejs Samarins „Литературная позиция и творчество С. А. Ауслендера в 1906–1908 гг.“

On 20 November at 14:00, Aleksejs Samarins will defend his doctoral thesis „Литературная позиция и творчество С. А. Ауслендера в 1906–1908 гг.“