Roman Voitehhovitš

Roman Voitehhovitš is a Lecturer in Russian Literature at the University of Tartu's Faculty of Arts and Humanities, affiliated with the Institute of Foreign Languages and Cultures. He holds a Doctorate in Philology from Tartu University (2005) and a Research Master's in Semiotics (1999). His career spans over two decades in academic roles, focusing on 20th-century Russian literature, with a specialization in Marina Tsvetaeva's poetics, intertextuality, and Russian versification.

• Administrative roles include Editor-in-Chief of the WWW-portal «Мир Марины Цветаевой» and participation in editorial boards of academic collections.
• Research projects include studies on Estonian poetic culture, Russian literary canons, and reception of classical antiquity.
• Supervised doctoral student Maria Naymushina on topics of intertextuality in Georgian poet Georgy Ivanov.

Research interests emphasize Tsvetaeva's work, biblical motifs in modernism, and the interplay between verse structure and thematic depth. His publications analyze spatial imagery in modernist prose, mythological archetypes, and formal boundaries in 20th-century Russian poetry.