Invitation to Linguistics, Literature and Cultural Studies
All classes will be held at the Faculty of Languages, in the building of Collegium Maius (Old Town,
ul. Fosa Staromiejska 3). Lectures will be held during the first three weeks of the semester.
Please, note that the schedule is different for each week of the lectures!
February 25th – February 27th
Time
13.15-14.45
Monday
Tuesday
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15.00-16.30
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Wednesday
Joanna Walewska
„Post-9/11 media and
the „culture of leaks”
room 311
Thursday
Aleksandra Walkiewicz
„Is Polish a strange
and difficult language?
From language
universals to language
specificity”
room 109
Ariadna Strugielska
„Metaphors across
Europe: language,
culture and the mind”
room 406
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16.45-18.15
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Friday
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Dariusz Pniewski
„Polish literature –
just read for
pleasure. Retrostyle crime fiction:
Polish “vintage
style” crime fiction
at the beginning of
the 21st century”
room 210a
Małgorzata Lisecka
„Myth and narrative
in European music”
room 311
March 2nd – March 6th
Time
13.15-14.45
15.00-16.30
Monday
Marcin Wołk „Contemporary
Polish literature: modern and
post-modern poetry, fiction
and non-fiction”
room 11
Barbara Bibik
„The exemplary heroines and
heroes of the Greek tragedy
and their reception in the
world wide literature and
culture”
room 207
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
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16.45-18.15
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18.30-20.00
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Dariusz
Brzostek
„From
Musical
Anthropology
to Sound
Studies”
room 207
Rafał Toczko
„Love and desire –
theory and practice in
the ancient, medieval
and modern Europe”
room 207
Joanna BielskaKrawczyk
„Coming back images
(the “old fashioned”
and “trendy” images in
nowadays culture)”
room 206
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March 9th – March 13th
Time
13.15-14.45
Monday
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15.00-16.30
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16.45-18.15
18.30-20.00
Barbara Bibik
„The exemplary
heroines and heroes of
the Greek tragedy and
their reception in the
world wide literature
and culture”
room 207
Katarzyna Więckowska
„Women in media: the
global and the local”
room 206
Tuesday
Sławomir Wacewicz
„What isl anguage?”
room 304
Bartosz Awianowicz
„Daily life in the
Roman provinces of
Asia Minor and
Thrace”
room 304
Michał Głuszkowski
„Language, culture
and identity. Ethnic
minorities in Poland”
room 111
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
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