Andrus Tins
Biographic Data
| ID | 331415 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andrus Tins |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andrus |
| FAMILY NAME | Tins |
| SIGNATURE | TINS A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Estonian Literary Museum |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0368-1812 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Myths, Maps and Vernacular Perception
Environmental Health Crises (EHC), often manifesting as interconnected polycrises (e.g. combining environmental, medical or military aspects), have surged in frequency, intensity and geographic spread in recent decades. Public understanding of such crises plays a crucial role in taking proper action to mitigate their consequences. Thus, finding innovative communication models that would address and mediate the complex nature of EHC is of utmost i…
Üliõpilaste kogemused tehisaru (TA) kasutamisel
This article examines how students in the humanities and arts in Estonia describe their personal experiences with artificial intelligence (AI) and their visions of AI as a technology in the future. The study maps the reflections, thoughts and opinions of Estonian students (median age 21), based on data collected in autumn 2024. Analysis of 82 survey responses reveals that an overwhelming majority of respondents (over 90%) have used AI application…
Narrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) in 2023
With the rapid emergence of new technologies in contemporary societies, new reflections of human experience arise. One of the recent technologies introducing massive changes in human life as well as in human reactions is artificial intelligence (AI). In the spring of 2023, about six months after the text-based AI ChatGPT was made available to the masses (Pistilli 2023), the public discussion about AI was most intense in Estonian society. The aim …
Suicide Games, Abandoned Houses, and Thirst For Danger
The article looks at the dynamics of the media and real life in relation to the so-called dangerous folklore of teenagers, which includes, for example, contacts with aggressive (semi-)supernatural fear creatures, frightening experiences in abandoned houses and notions of so-called suicide games. The authors analyse the interactions between media reality and youth behaviour and related developments in folklore. It is concluded that the presentatio…
Eesti õpilaste haavatavuse aspekte 6. klassi õpilaste fookusgruppide põhjal
In this paper the author examines the self-reported aspects of vulnerability of children in Estonia. The study is based on the data of four focus groups with 12-year-old children, conducted in Estonian schools in 2018–2019. The author gives an overview of the most important findings and compares those to a broader framework and understanding of vulnerability in childhood research. For example, the article describes the importance of secure relati…
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Eesti õpilaste haavatavuse aspekte 6. klassi õpilaste fookusgruppide põhjal
In this paper the author examines the self-reported aspects of vulnerability of children in Estonia. The study is based on the data of four focus groups with 12-year-old children, conducted in Estonian schools in 2018–2019. The author gives an overview of the most important findings and compares those to a broader framework and understanding of vulnerability in childhood research. For example, the article describes the importance of secure relati…
Suicide Games, Abandoned Houses, and Thirst For Danger
The article looks at the dynamics of the media and real life in relation to the so-called dangerous folklore of teenagers, which includes, for example, contacts with aggressive (semi-)supernatural fear creatures, frightening experiences in abandoned houses and notions of so-called suicide games. The authors analyse the interactions between media reality and youth behaviour and related developments in folklore. It is concluded that the presentatio…
Narrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) in 2023
With the rapid emergence of new technologies in contemporary societies, new reflections of human experience arise. One of the recent technologies introducing massive changes in human life as well as in human reactions is artificial intelligence (AI). In the spring of 2023, about six months after the text-based AI ChatGPT was made available to the masses (Pistilli 2023), the public discussion about AI was most intense in Estonian society. The aim …
Üliõpilaste kogemused tehisaru (TA) kasutamisel
This article examines how students in the humanities and arts in Estonia describe their personal experiences with artificial intelligence (AI) and their visions of AI as a technology in the future. The study maps the reflections, thoughts and opinions of Estonian students (median age 21), based on data collected in autumn 2024. Analysis of 82 survey responses reveals that an overwhelming majority of respondents (over 90%) have used AI application…
Myths, Maps and Vernacular Perception
Environmental Health Crises (EHC), often manifesting as interconnected polycrises (e.g. combining environmental, medical or military aspects), have surged in frequency, intensity and geographic spread in recent decades. Public understanding of such crises plays a crucial role in taking proper action to mitigate their consequences. Thus, finding innovative communication models that would address and mediate the complex nature of EHC is of utmost i…
Narrative (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Gothic Literature and Media Analysis (2 works) · History (2 works) · Literature (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Action (physics) (1 work) · Aesthetics (1 work) · Anthropology (1 work) · Archetype (1 work)