Identity Estonians

About the difficulty to explain the way we feel and think

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Marko Mäetamm - Estonians
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Marko Mäetamm

© Marko Mäetamm This work is my attempt to describe how complicated it is to explain why we feel the way we feel and behave the way we behave.
We carry with us the pattern of our culture and history, we are connected to the collective memory of our country and the people who lived before us. We are made of a certain material and this material we are made of has a very strong influence on us.

All comics on the topic:

The Headscarves

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The German Elke Renate Steiner has been inspired by the controversial debate on headscarves and their stereotypes. She shows a variety of this garment.

We Are All Foreign

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According to the Scottish Karrie Fransman all countries have positive achievements. Everywhere people mix, there is no 100% in a nation.

Stop

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As our history has told us so many times, people are different and have different values all over the world. If we are going to live together, we need to stop and think for a while.

Ali and the Box

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Tatiana Goldberg is a Danish illustrator and a licensed psychologist. Ali and the Box is a mosaic assembled from several different stories about refugee children she has encountered in her work.

An uneven world

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Sofie Louise Dam from Denmark quotes university Professor Gayatri Spivak, co-founder of postcolonial theory: “The subordinates have no voice”.

The Gap

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With these seven drawings, I have attempted to draw focus on the situation of fleeing refugees by juxtaposing them to wealthy and comfortable Europeans in carefree indifference.

Encounters

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German Birgit Weyhe depicts the life of the Afghan Hasan and of the German Hans. Born at the same time their life is so different only because of their nationality.

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