Once again, a large number of new books have arrived at the Research Library. You can find the list of new books in the ESTER catalogue. See something you like? Fill out the form for adding you to the queue or make your wish known at kojulaenutus@tlulib.ee so we can put you on the […]
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The Research Library and Study Center are closed on April 18th. Books can be returned to 24/7 self check-in machine even when the library is closed. Wishing you a peaceful Good Friday.
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On 3 April, the Academic Library of Tallinn University hosted the official launch of the major bibliographical reference work Foreign-Language Book and Estonica in Estonia, 1494–1830. This three-volume publication is the result of nearly five decades of work within Estonia’s retrospective national bibliography programme, which began back in 1978, at the height of the Brezhnev
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Introducing the work of one of the church fathers: pope Gregory the Great (c. 540–604) and his Moralia sive Expositio in Job (“The Book of Morals or Commentary on the Book of Job”). Gregory was born into a prominent Roman family and, as a young man, became the prefect of Rome—its highest-ranking judge and the
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Once again, a large number of new books have arrived at the Research Library. You can find the list of new books in the ESTER catalogue. See something you like? Fill out the form for adding you to the queue or make your wish known at kojulaenutus@tlulib.ee so we can put you on the
New Literature Exhibition 1.04–14.04 Read More »