Michał Mrugalski
Associate Professor of Literary Theory at Warsaw University and DAAD Guest Lecturer at the Department for Slavic Studies, University of Tübingen. Columnist, literary critic, he is currently working on a book about theories of tragedy as praxeology in Germany and Poland, on two anthologies of Polish literary theory and on two collective volumes about Polish theory and the interconnections of literary theory with other scholarly disciplines.
Edited Books
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Worlds in progress: Essays on narratologyforthcoming
with Jeziorska-Haładyj Joanna (ed)
Genève-Lausanne, sdvig press
Central and Eastern European literary theory and the West2023
with Schahadat Schamma, Wutsdorff Irina (ed)
Berlin, de Gruyter
Neo-Kantianism as an entanglement of intellectual cultures in Central and Eastern Europe: Neukantianismus als Verflechtung von Wissenskulturen Mittel-und Osteuropas2022
with Martin Erik, Flack Patrick (ed)
Genève-Lausanne, sdvig press
Literary theory between East and West: transcultural and transdisciplinary movements from Russian Formalism to Cultural Studies2021
with Schahadat Schamma, Ulicka Danuta, Wutsdorff Irina (ed)
Berlin-New York, de Gruyter