Books, edited volumes, special issues
2025
Literature and Mnemonic Migration: Remediation, Translation, and Reception.
Edited by Eneken Laanes, Jessica Ortner, and Tea Sindbæk-Andersen
De Gruyter 2025 (forthcoming)
2023
Special issue ’Perpetrators, Collaborators and Implicated Subjects in Central and Eastern Europe’
Edited by Margaret Comer and Eneken Laanes
Slavic & Eastern European Journal 67(3)
2021
Special issue ’Cultural Memorial Forms’
Edited by Eneken Laanes and Hanna Meretoja
Memory Studies 14(1)
Articles
2024
’Katja Petrowskaja’s Translational Poetics of Memory’
Eneken Laanes
New German Critique 51(2): 51-78
‘Staging the “Stolen Transition”: Conspiracy and Collusion in Postsocialist Crime Fiction’
Anita Pluwak
Slavic Review, 83(1): 58-72
’Symbolic Responsibility: Holocaust Memory in Romania through Radu Jude’s Archival Documentaries’
Diana Popa
In: Mediating Historical Responsibility: Memories of Difficult Pasts in European Cultures, edited by Guido Bartolini and Joseph Ford (De Gruyter)
’Transformations of the Memory of Soviet Mass Deportations in Estonia: from Awakening (1989) to In the Crosswind (2014)’
Hanna Aunin
Journal of Baltic Studies (online first)
’Lost in Translation? Jáchym Topol’s The Devil’s Workshop and Its Local and Transnational Reader’
Bernadette Ščasná
Open Research Europe
2023
’Portraying Perpetration, Victimhood, and Implication at Sites of Soviet Repression in Moscow’
Margaret Comer
Slavic & Eastern European Journal 67(3): 303–323
’Spectacular Provocation: The Spectators as Implicated Subjects in
“I Do Not Care if We go Down in History as Barbarians”’
Diana Popa
Slavic & Eastern European Journal 67(3): 380-397
’Lubyanka: Dissonant Memories of Violence in the Heart of Moscow’
Margaret Comer
Memory Studies 16(3): 561–575
’Die Wendezeit in Estland. Gohar Markosjan-Käspers Roman ”Elena”’
Aigi Heero
In: Baltische Erzähl- und Lebenswelten. Kultur-, literatur-, translations- und sprachwissenschaftliche Aspekte, edited by Maris Saagpakk, Maris, Antje Johanning-Radžienė, Rūta Eidukevičienė and Heero, Aigi, 149–162 (De Gruyter)
2022
’Dark Heritage Research Methods: A Case Study from Contemporary Russia‘
Margaret Comer
In: Researching Memory and Identity in Russia and Eastern Europe, edited by Jade McGlynn and Oliver T. Jones, 57-72 (Springer)
’Heritage Communities and Human Rights: A Case Study from Catoctin Furnace, Maryland’
Elizabeth Anderson Comer and Margaret Comer
Nordic Journal of Human Rights 41(1): 87-104
‘„Vaimustav ja huligaanne“: Pikareskne humanism Jaan Krossi laagrinovellides‘
Eneken Laanes
Keel ja Kirjandus 11: 979–994
2021
‘Born Translated Memories: Transcultural Memorial Forms, Domestication, and Foreignisation’
Eneken Laanes
Memory Studies 14(1): 41-57
’Siirdeaegsed valupunktid kirjandusteoste peeglis: Gohar Markosjan-Käsperi romaanid „Penelopa“ ja „Elena“’ [The challenges of the transition era in the mirror of Gohar Markosjan-Käsper’s novels „Penelopa“ and „Elena“]
Aigi Heero
Philologia Estonica Tallinnensis 6: 13-35
2020
’Entangled Memories of Human Rights in Kristina Norman’s Video Art: Space, Visual Frames, Politics of Art’
Eneken Laanes
Journal of Baltic Studies 51(3): 451–464
’Sobimatute seikade süüdimatu võlu’ [Afterword to the collection of Jaan Kross’ short stories]
Johanna Ross
In: Sobimatute seikade võlu. XX sajand Jaan Krossi novellides, edited by Johanna Ross. Tallinn: EKSA, 745–767.
Reviews
2021
’Uued lisandused Krossi kirjaniku kuvandile, pealekauba teda ümbritsenud naiste aredad lood’ [Review to Jaan Kross’s letters from the Gulag: Jaan Kross, Kallid krantsid. Kirjad vangi laagritest ja asumiselt Siberist 1946– 1954. Koostanud ja kommenteerinud Eerik-Niiles Kross. Tallinn–Tartu–Brüssel: Eesti Üliõpilaste Seltsi Kirjastus, 2021]
Eneken Laanes
Keel ja Kirjandus 12: 1099–1104
Essays
2020
‘The Universal Within the Particular’
Eneken Laanes
Public Seminar 19 October