PROGRAMME
| Day 1 02.12.2026 | |
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| 09:00 | Registration |
| 09:15 | Opening |
| Keynote lecture | |
| 09:45 – 11:15 | Riccardo Pozzo (Tor Vergata University of Rome): Reflective Society: Europe’s Science and Innovation Policy for the HumanitiesRoom: 0.410 (Faculty of Modern Languages) |
| 11:15 – 11:30 | Break |
| SESSION I | |
| 11:30 – 13:15 | (Re)inventing Trust: Rhetorical Strategies for Communicating in an Age of SuspicionRoom: 1.140 (Faculty of Modern Languages)Maria Załęska (University of Warsaw) Trust Construction and Restoration under Conditions of Uncertainty Monika Kostro (University of Warsaw) Motions of No Confidence: Undermining and Rebuilding Trust in Contemporary Political Discourse Daniel Ziembicki (University of Warsaw) & Izabela Duraj-Nowosielska (Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń) From Annotation to Trust: Developing Communicative Awareness through Natural-Language Labels Crises dans la littérature: quand les (in)certitudes mènent aux (ré)inventions I: Écrire l’enchevêtrement des mondes Room: 256 (BUW - University of Warsaw Library)Marie Blaise (Université Paul-Valéry Montpellier 3) Le parti pris des choses. Réalismes et nouveaux matérialismes Judyta Zbierska-Mościcka (University of Warsaw) Penser et écrire l’enchevêtrement des mondes humains et non humains à l’ère du réchauffement climatique dans La Palourde de Sigolène Vinson Lioudmila Chvedova (Université de Lorraine) La Submersion qui vient (2019) de Sylvie Camet et Le Naufrage de Venise (2022) d’Isabelle Autissier : les crises écologiques du XXIe siècle Labyrinths of Understanding: Epistemological Uncertainty and Speculative Thinking in Literature from Borges, Lem, and Eco to the Age of Post-Truth Room: 254 (BUW - University of Warsaw Library)Zofia Grzesiak & Tomasz Skocki (University of Warsaw) Labyrinths of Understanding: Jorge Luis Borges, Stanisław Lem, and Umberto Eco (in English) Wojciech Sawala (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań) Borges: Comparatist, Uncomparable, Comparabilissimus (in English) Małgorzata Ślarzyńska (Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw) Pubblicare oltre i confini: Umberto Eco, Stanisław Lem e la circolazione editoriale del sapere tra Italia e Polonia (in Italian) Re-evaluating Epistemic Frameworks in the Study of Graphic Communication Systems Room: 315 (BUW - University of Warsaw Library)Stanisław Adam Jaśkowski (University of Warsaw) Multimedia Character of the Early Modern Persian and Persianate Documents Małgorzata Zadka (University of Wrocław) Transforming the image of writing through the methodology – a case study of linear writing B Aleksandra Twardokęs (Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków) Medieval herbals – rethinking the role of graphic representation in transmitting botanical knowledge Dániel Takács (University of Warsaw) ‘Fragments, images and likenesses’: a brief discussion about ancient Egyptian epistemology Myth, Mythology, and the Reconfiguration of Experience in Modern and Contemporary Literature Room: Strefa Współpracy (Faculty of Modern Languages)Patrycja Polanowska (University of Warsaw) The Past of the Future: Futurism, Myth and the Polish Avant-Garde Maria Kalinowska (University of Warsaw) In the Shadow of Dormant Myths: The “Metaphysical Moment” of Zbigniew Herbert and Giorgio de Chirico Paola Culicelli (Università Unicusano) Straniere sulla terra. Ibridazioni e reinvenzioni del mito della sirena nel Novecento italiano |
| 13:15 – 15:00 | Lunch |
| SESSION II | |
| 15:00 – 16:30 | (Re)inventing Trust: Rhetorical Strategies for Communicating in an Age of SuspicionRoom: 1.140 (Faculty of Modern Languages)Mihály Szilágyi-Gál (ELTE University of Sciences, Budapest) CON-SPIRAL. Aspects of Philosophy and Rhetoric of Conspiracy Theories as Communication Phenomena Kinga J. Rogowska (University of Łódź & Pravda Association) The (Fake) Expert as a Rhetorical Figure: The Construction of Ethos in Contemporary Medical Disinformation Franciszek Pokora (University of Warsaw) The Chomsky-Foucault Debate: A Peculiar Multilingual Encounter Crises dans la littérature: quand les (in)certitudes mènent aux (ré)inventions II: Écrire la crise politisée : discours et résistances Room: 256 (BUW - University of Warsaw Library)Zahir Sidane (Université de Béjaia) Crises du récit : entre dépossession, silenciation et légitimation littéraire dans l’œuvre de Kamel Daoud Aleksandra Szczęsna (University of Warsaw) Penser la radicalisation à travers le rhizome : la construction du personnage de Nafa dans À quoi rêvent les loups Franck Calard (Université de Montréal) Dispositifs narratifs et recherche-création en arts visuels et médiatiques : l’apport des poèmes de Romedius Mungenast dans la mise en place de contre-récits et de territoires yéniches mythiques Labyrinths of Understanding: Epistemological Uncertainty and Speculative Thinking in Literature from Borges, Lem, and Eco to the Age of Post-Truth II Room: 254 (BUW - University of Warsaw Library)Filip Świerczyński (University of Warsaw) Brain in the Shell: Techno-Cannibalism and Stanisław Lem’s Visions of Cognitive Exploitation (in English) Łukasz Kucharczyk (Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw) Poetyki wszechświata. Groteska kosmologiczna Itala Calvina i Stanisława Lema (in Polish) Karol Skwarczyński (Jagiellonian University in Kraków) De Borges a Calvino: la ironía metafísica en “En una red de líneas que se entrelazan” (in Spanish) Re-evaluating Epistemic Frameworks in the Study of Graphic Communication Systems Room: 315 (BUW - University of Warsaw Library)Kevin Graaf (University of Cambridge, VIEWS Project) Graphotactics As Computation Olgierd Uziembło (University of Warsaw) Towards Descriptive Models for Graphistics Miłosz Skrzydlak (Independent Scholar) How Identity Shapes Non-Normative Writing Practices in Taiwan Myth, Mythology, and the Reconfiguration of Experience in Modern and Contemporary Literature Room: Strefa Współpracy (Faculty of Modern Languages)Giuseppe Maccauro (“Giustino Fortunato” University) La Collana Viola: Cesare Pavese, Ernesto de Martino e il dibattito sul mito Francesco Sielo (Università degli Studi della Campania Luigi Vanvitelli) Italo Calvino e il mito del sacrificio Rafał Wodzyński (Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń) “Andati” e “rimasti”. Due prospettive sul mito dell’esodo nell’opera di Anna Maria Mori e Nelida Milani |
| 16:30 – 16:45 | Break |
| SESSION III | |
| 16:45 – 18:15 | Crises dans la littérature: quand les (in)certitudes mènent aux (ré)inventions III: Écrire les médiations de la criseRoom: 256 (BUW - University of Warsaw Library)Kacper Kaczkowski (University of Warsaw) « Vous ne serez plus jamais seuls »: le dispositif narratif d’Alfie (Christopher Bouix), entre crise humaniste et perspective posthumaniste Małgorzata Sokołowicz (University of Warsaw) La topographie des crises : la production de l’espace dans Le Bastion des larmes d’Abdellah Taïa Mikołaj Pankowski (University of Warsaw) « Dieu envoie le remède avec la maladie » : La figure du dibbouk comme (re)médiation des troubles psychiques dans le roman La patiente du jeudi de Nathalie Zajde (2025) Labyrinths of Understanding: Epistemological Uncertainty and Speculative Thinking in Literature from Borges, Lem, and Eco to the Age of Post-Truth III Room: 254 (BUW - University of Warsaw Library)Lucas Adur (University of Buenos Aires) Tres versiones de Judas: teología ficción (in Spanish) Roberto Risso (Clemson University) “The Double Spy.” Reality and Its Shapes in Umberto Eco’s The Island of the Day Before (in English) Marcella Coppoletta (Independent Scholar) Immaginare il sapere: i limiti della comprensione umana in Malinverno di Domenico Dara (in Italian) Re-evaluating Epistemic Frameworks in the Study of Graphic Communication Systems Room: 315 (BUW - University of Warsaw Library)Natallia Valadzko (University of Warsaw) Beyond the Accent? An Exploratory Inquiry into Script, Identity, and (Un)Translatability in Kujima Utaeba Ie Hororo Aleksandra Wąsowicz-Peinado (University of Warsaw) Graphistic regionalisms as symbolic expressions of identity – taking the example of the so-called hōgen kanji in Japan Sveva Elti di Rodeano (Università Ca’ Foscari) Beyond the Dyad: Toward a Triadic Epistemic Framework for Non-Phonocentric Writing Systems Embracing diversity in linguistics and language education / Różnorodność jako zasób w edukacji językowej: od diagnozy do praktyki dydaktycznej Room: Strefa Współpracy (Faculty of Modern Languages)Joanna Nijakowska (University of Warsaw) Architecture EMI Students’ Experiences and Perceptions of Lecturers’ Language Use: A Reflexive Thematic Analysis (in English) Aleksandra Jakciewicz (University of Warsaw) English in Polish Brand Marketing: Prestige, Accessibility and Consumer Safety (in English) Agnieszka Kałdonek-Crnjaković (University of Warsaw) & Zuzanna Mrozicka (Independent Scholar) Dyslexia in the language of applied linguistics: Is it more inclusive or ableistic? (in English) |
| 18:15 – 18:30 | Break |
| SESSION IV | |
| 18:30 – 20:00 | Crises dans la littérature: quand les (in)certitudes mènent aux (ré)inventions IV: Écrire les ruptures, fins et refondationsRoom: 256 (BUW - University of Warsaw Library)Dorota Szeliga (University of Warsaw) De la continuité à la rupture : la réinvention de la conception de la littérature dans la première moitié du XVIᵉ siècle, de Pierre Fabri et Thomas Sébillet à Joachim du Bellay Sylvie Triaire (Université Paul-Valéry Montpellier 3) Commencements du christianisme ? Hérodias, l’obscur récit d’une fondation problématique Pierre-Yves Kirschleger (Université de Montpellier Paul-Valéry) La crise comme fin d’un monde : L’Épervier de Maheux de Jean Carrière, Prix Goncourt 1972 Anna Opiela (University of Warsaw) Le paradigme musical en crise ou vers une reconfiguration scriptorale de la musicalité littéraire au tournant des XIXe et XXe siècles Embracing diversity in linguistics and language education / Różnorodność jako zasób w edukacji językowej: od diagnozy do praktyki dydaktycznej Room: Strefa Współpracy (Faculty of Modern Languages)Marcin Kurek & Agnieszka Kałdonek-Crnjaković (University of Warsaw) Reading comprehension strategies in L2 English in light of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) traits (in English) Katarzyna Langer (University of Warsaw) Special educational needs in English as a Foreign Language classroom: A case study of Japan (in English) Olga Wiszowata (University of Warsaw) Von den Lernbedürfnissen mehrsprachiger Kinder zur sprachsensiblen Unterrichtspraxis – didaktische Impulse am Beispiel des Projekts Dandelin (in German) Oskar Korczyński (University of Warsaw) Czy interakcja z chatbotem może stymulować rozwój fonetyczny w języku obcym? Anna Jaroszewska (University of Warsaw) Projektowane sytuacje dydaktyczne (didaktische Arrangements) jako przestrzeń profesjonalizacji przyszłych nauczycieli języka niemieckiego jako obcego. Studium jakościowe na Uniwersytecie Friedricha Schillera w Jenie (in Polish) |
| Day 2 03.12.2026 | |
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| 09:15 | Registration |
| Keynote lecture | |
| 09:45 – 11:15 | Nanjala Nyabola: Into the Pluriverse: African Feminist Philosophy as a Source for the Ethics of Digital TechnologyRoom: 0.410 (Faculty of Modern Languages) |
| 11:15 – 11:30 | Break |
| SESSION I | |
| 11:30 – 13:15 | EARLY CAREER RESEARCHERS SESSIONRoom: 1.140 (Faculty of Modern Languages)Aleksandra Skoczylas (University of Warsaw) TikTok Knows Better: Algorithmic Authority and the Crisis of Expertise in the Post-Truth Era Daria Chmielewska (University of Warsaw) The Land of Milk and Honey: Rupi Kaur, Therapy Culture, and the Making of a Digital Intimate Public Sphere Aleksandra Gałązka (University of Warsaw) When You Say Nothing At All: Silence and Emerging Polarization in Millennial and Generation Z Communication Marta Sawińska (University of Warsaw) Managing (Un)certainties through Education: The (Re)invention of the European Literary Canon in EU Policy Documents Facetious Culture and Civility in Context: Negotiating and Staging Social Norms in Early Modern Europe: Transmettre les normes et les modèles Room: 256 (BUW - University of Warsaw Library)Tiphaine Rolland (Sorbonne Université) Apprendre les langues, apprendre les normes : modèles comportementaux implicites dans les recueils de facéties plurilingues à l’époque moderne Krystyna Wierzbicka-Trwoga (University of Warsaw) Uncivil Ulenspiegel. Staging Social Norms in Trickster Narratives Marcela Wiktoria Sieradzka (University of Warsaw) When Clocks and Fountains Speak and Rats Give Advice: Portuguese Baroque Dialogues in the Civilizing Process Narrating the Future: Cultural Narratives of Survival, Exclusion and Possibility: Affective Economies, Communities of Expulsion and (Un)lived Lives Room: 254 (BUW - University of Warsaw Library)Katarzyna Moszczyńska-Dürst (University of Warsaw) Life-Narratives, Melancholia and (Un)livable Lives: Imagining Futures and Narrating Loss in Contemporary Argentine Literature Katarzyna Kowalska (University of Warsaw) Communities of Expulsion: Rearticulating the Common in Argentinian Documentary Writing Paula Romero Polo (University of Warsaw) Poéticas de la vida: cuerpos posthumanos y supervivencia en la narrativa metamoderna española Marcin Kołakowski (University of Warsaw) Connected Apart: Prosthetic Intimacy, Affective Economies, and Unequal Futurity in Samant Schweblin’s „Kentukis” (Re)inventing Mesoamerica: Indigenous Epistemologies, Cultural Practices, and Construction of the Past Room: 315 (BUW - University of Warsaw Library)Julia Madajczak (University of Warsaw) Elusive Diagrams: In Search of Pre-contact Classifications of the Nahua Gods Gabriela Piszczatowska (University of Warsaw) The Burden of Being the Sun: Tonatiuh as an Office Las “(in)certidumbres” de América Latina: relatos sobre el cambio social, la crisis y el (re)descubrimiento de un nuevo orden Room: Strefa Współpracy (Faculty of Modern Languages)Tomasz Rudowski (University of Warsaw) Energía, geopolítica y regionalismo en América Latina: La transformación de la ALBA–TCP después de la crisis venezolana de 2026 Adrianna Zipper (University of Warsaw) (Re)inventando Brasil y América Latina: narrativas estratégicas en la política exterior de Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva Katarzyna Dembicz (University of Warsaw) Las (in)certidumbres de Cuba: narrativas del cambio social, de la crisis y de la (re)invención de un nuevo orden Ewelina Biczyńska (University of Warsaw) Las rondas campesinas y sus nuevos roles en la sociedad peruana contemporánea |
| 13:15 – 15:00 | Lunch |
| SESSION II | |
| 15:00 – 16:30 | EARLY CAREER RESEARCHERS SESSIONRoom: 1.140 (Faculty of Modern Languages)Jan Daszkowski (University of Warsaw) Riv Quondam, Rivque Futurum – Andrzej Sapkowski’s “The Witcher” at the Peripheries of the Arthurian Legend Sofiia Pakhomovska (University of Warsaw) Myth, Loss, and Nation Building in Yuri Andrukhovych’s The Moscoviad Justyna Żmijewska (University of Warsaw) Echoes of Atlantis: (Re)Inventing Identity and Responding to the Crisis of Presence in Azorean Literature Facetious Culture and Civility in Context: Negotiating and Staging Social Norms in Early Modern Europe: La civilité à l’épreuve Room: 256 (BUW - University of Warsaw Library)Anne Boutet (Université Gustave Eiffel) Quand l’appétit va, tout va ? Convenances et inconvenances à table dans les recueils de nouvelles français de la Renaissance Marie-Claire Thomine (Université de Lille) Civilité, incivilité(s) d’Eutrapel : des Baliverneries (1549) aux Contes et Discours d’Eutrapel (1585) de Noël du Fail Narrating the Future: Cultural Narratives of Survival, Exclusion and Possibility: Teatro, biopolítica y futuros clausurados Room: 254 (BUW - University of Warsaw Library)Karolina Kumor (University of Warsaw) Cuerpos desprogramados: distopía, tecnología y afecto en el teatro español actual Olga Buczek (Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin) «Vivir en la catástrofe»: zonas de sacrificio y futuridad clausurada en el teatro chileno contemporáneo Anna Werman (Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin) La privatización de la futuridad: biopolítica, capitalismo farmacéutico y producción de verdad en El caso Garay de Gracia Morales (Re)inventing Mesoamerica: Indigenous Epistemologies, Cultural Practices, and Construction of the Past Room: 315 (BUW - University of Warsaw Library)Carlos Roberto Galaviz Sánchez (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México) First approaches to a Nahuatl Epistemology of the Night: Codices and Relationships (English/Spanish) Jacqueline Sarmiento (Universidad Nacional de La Plata / Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México) & Irénée Cabrera Belmar (École Pratique des Hautes Études) (Re)translating Mesoamerica: Etymology, analogy, semantic fields and the limits of translating culturally specific Nahuatl concepts (English/Spanish) Las “(in)certidumbres” de América Latina: relatos sobre el cambio social, la crisis y el (re)descubrimiento de un nuevo orden Room: Strefa Współpracy (Faculty of Modern Languages)Magdalena Walczuk (University of Warsaw) La perspectiva indígena y no antropocéntrica en el pensamiento de Ailton Krenak: en busca de soluciones y alternativas frente a las crisis contemporáneas Veronika Krejčová (Comenius University in Bratislava) El infrarrealismo como respuesta a la crisis de la narrativa Chris Samojedny (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) Más allá de la patología: la adicción, el espacio y la subjetividad en La novela luminosa de Mario Levrero Paulina Bojarska (University of Warsaw) El humor como posicionamiento político. Los humoristas latinoamericanos frente al trumpismo |
| 16:30 – 16:45 | Break |
| SESSION III | |
| 16:45 – 18:15 | EARLY CAREER RESEARCHERS SESSIONRoom: 1.140 (Faculty of Modern Languages)Urszula Pawelec, Adrianna Borzym (presentation), Breno Silva, Agnieszka Otwinowska-Kasztelanic (co-authors) (University of Warsaw) Let’s chat about Chat! Strategies used when using novel L2 words in essay writing Maja Mich (University of Warsaw) Preserving Scottish Distinctness in Polish Translations: the Reassessment of and a New Approach to Phonetic Markings Facetious Culture and Civility in Context: Negotiating and Staging Social Norms in Early Modern Europe: Rire et distinction sociale Room: 256 (BUW - University of Warsaw Library)Dominique Bertrand (Université Clermont-Auvergne) Des Périers : entre adaptation et transgression des normes du rire courtisan Eva d’Estais (Sorbonne Université) « Des devis pointus et coupés » : stylistique de la pointe et ethos nobiliaire dans les narrations facétieuses des Essais de Montaigne Anna Działak-Szubińska (University of Warsaw) The ‘iconographic war’ and the legitimisation of the elites. Satire and laughter as ‘weapons’ in 17th-century Portugal Narrating the Future: Cultural Narratives of Survival, Exclusion and Possibility: Territorios heridos, duelo ecológico y transgresiones de lo real Room: 254 (BUW - University of Warsaw Library)Xaquín Núñez Sabarís (Universidade do Minho) Transgredir lo real desde los márgenes literarios y sociales Adriana Sara Jastrzębska (Jagiellonian University in Kraków) Habitar un territorio herido: paisaje, cuidado y comunidad en la narrativa colombiana contemporánea Julia Roszewska (University of Warsaw) ¿Nace la esperanza del duelo? Vínculos tras la pérdida en relación con lo más-que-humano en la poesía de María Sánchez y Małgorzata Lebda Julia Lewandowska (University of Warsaw) El prisma del cielo: género, teología mística y la santidad frustrada en los textos de las religiosas altomodernas (Re)inventing Mesoamerica: Indigenous Epistemologies, Cultural Practices, and Construction of the Past Room: 315 (BUW - University of Warsaw Library)Katarzyna Mikulska (University of Warsaw) When images name the gods: onomastic glyphs in divinatory codices from Central Mesoamerica Magnus Pharao Hansen (University of Copenhagen) Rethinking the Historical Meanings of Aztec Deity Names: A Perspective from Comparative Linguistics María Castañeda de la Paz (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México) Huitzilopochtli versus Mexi: The Enigma of the “Mexica” Gentilic (in Spanish) Neobaroque as an Approach to the Contemporary Polycrisis Room: Strefa Współpracy (Faculty of Modern Languages)Justyna Ziarkowska (University of Wrocław) El peregrino gongorino y el flâneur moderno Aleksander Trojanowski (University of Wrocław) Topografías de la violencia: el Panóptico y la Kunstkamera como modelos de conocimiento literario Zuzanna Geremek-Czartoryska (University of Warsaw) Hacia el horizonte neobarroxo: las trilogías de Gabriela Cabezón Cámara, Ariana Harwicz y Selva Almada |
| 18:15 – 18:30 | Break |
| SESSION IV | |
| 18:30 – 20:00 | Facetious Culture and Civility in Context: Negotiating and Staging Social Norms in Early Modern Europe: Rire en bonne compagnieRoom: 256 (BUW - University of Warsaw Library)Marta Wojtkowska-Maksymik (University of Warsaw) Laughter and Its Social Functions in Early Modern Polish Facetiae Collections: The Prefaces to Frantowe prawa (1542) and Facecyje polskie Cătălin Bărbunță (University Vasile Alecsandri Bacau / Université Clermont Auvergne) « L’honneste entretien des bonnes compagnies » : l’honnêteté et sa constellation sémantique dans le Chasse-ennuy de Louis Garon Narrating the Future: Cultural Narratives of Survival, Exclusion and Possibility: Precarity, Memory and the Politics of Survival in Contemporary Fiction Room: 254 (BUW - University of Warsaw Library)Natalia Greniewska (University of Warsaw) Mirroring the Self: Masculine Performance, Vulnerability, and the Failure of Narratives in The Price of Happiness Magdalena Długowska (University of Warsaw) Narrating Survival in Dystopia: Tenderness, Collective Memory and Leadership in Samantha Shannon’s The Bone Season Thayane Gaspar Jorge (University of Warsaw) El presagio de una muerte simbólica: el futuro de la lengua gallega imaginado por la literatura infantil y juvenil contemporáne (Re)inventing Mesoamerica: Indigenous Epistemologies, Cultural Practices, and Construction of the Past Room: 315 (BUW - University of Warsaw Library)Gordon Whittaker (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen) A near-death experience in Aztec and Spanish interpretation Ben Leeming (Independent Scholar) Codex: Reinterpreting the History of the Nahuatl Epístolas y Evangelios de todo el año Agnieszka Brylak (University of Warsaw) When a God Is a Bone: Rethinking Malteotl in Nahua Religion Neobaroque as an Approach to the Contemporary Polycrisis: Session in English Room: Strefa Współpracy (Faculty of Modern Languages)Zofia Kolbuszewska (University of Wrocław) Neobaroque, Horrific Ekphrasis and Mutilated Bodies: Art’s Metaleptic Revenge on Arts Professionals in the Film Velvet Buzzsaw Agnieszka Matysiak (Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin) (Neo)Baroque Melancholy Dominika Bugno-Narecka (The John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin) Cabinets of Curiosity and the Neobaroque Organization of Historical Knowledge in Contemporary Nonfiction Oskar Zasada (Jan Długosz University in Częstochowa) The Animated Kunstkammer: Hanna-Barbera, Limited Animation, and Neo-Baroque Repetition |
| Day 3 04.12.2026 | |
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| 08:45 | Registration |
| Keynote lecture | |
| 09:00 – 10:30 | Leela Gandhi (Brown University): Nonviolent ActionRoom: 1.008 (Faculty of Modern Languages) |
| 10:30 – 11:30 | Break |
| SESSION I | |
| 11:30 – 13:15 | Deutsch in Kontakt: Sprachkontakt unter soziolinguistischen Umständen/ in der Soziolinguistik Zur deutsch-polnischen Zweisprachigkeit – LangGener – ForschungsergebnisseRoom: 1.140 (Faculty of Modern Languages)Anna Zielińska (Polish Academy of Sciences) Der Verlust der deutschen Sprache in Piła (bis 1945 Schneidemühl) und Umgebung in der Woiwodschaft Großpolen Barbara Alicja Jańczak (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań) „Ich brauche nicht so z/zwei Identitäten also ich möchte eine haben“ – Sprache, Identität und Zugehörigkeitsgefühl polnischer (Spät-)Aussiedler in Deutschland Theresa Stangl (Pädagogische Hochschule Innsbruck) Zwischen Sprachverlust und kultureller Kontinuität: Deutsche Minderheiten in der Slowakei im Generationenvergleich I poteri dell’incertezza e della fragilità. Immaginario, letteratura, linguistica e didattica nella società della precarietà Room: 2.118 (Faculty of Modern Languages)Raoul Bruni (Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw) «Povera foglia frale». Leopardi, la foglia e la ginestra Julia Okołowicz-Szumowska (University of Warsaw) Il puma e la potenza del silenzio. Alonso e i visionari di Anna Maria Ortese Alessandro Baldacci & Anna Brysiak (University of Warsaw) Etiche della fragilità: lo spazio dell’impermanenza in Gianni Celati e Antonella Anedda Tradiciones indígenas frente a la (in)certidumbre: (re)visión, (re)creación, (re)apropiación y (trans)misión en el mundo transatlántico Room: 1.147 (Faculty of Modern Languages)Katarzyna Szoblik (University of Warsaw) (Re)crear la tradición: usos y resignificaciones de los Cantares mexicanos desde el periodo colonial hasta las espiritualidades transatlánticas contemporáneas Piotr Michalik (Jagiellonian University in Kraków) El rayo es una serpiente. El nagualismo como un complejo nodal en las cosmovisiones mesoamericanas Cristián Román Huenufil (Univerza v Ljubljani) Hacia una metodología serpentina de colaboración relacional: epistemologías indígenas, autoetnografía y producción colectiva de conocimiento Catastrophes et futurs (im)possibles: l’écriture de l’incertitude dans les littératures française et francophones Room: 1.012 (Faculty of Modern Languages)Silvia Boraso (Université Ca’ Foscari de Venise) Imaginer le vivant après la catastrophe: une lecture écopoétique de Hexa Magdalena Wojciechowska-Czajka (University of Warsaw) Écopoétique de la rupture et de la survivance dans Le milieu de l’horizon (Roland Buti) et Après le monde (Antoinette Rychner) Francesca Paraboschi (Université de Milan) Déchaînement des éléments et agentivités féminines dans Noires Saisons (Jaquet, Gélinas, Martineau, Pedinielli) EARLY CAREER RESEARCHERS SESSION Room: Strefa Współpracy (Faculty of Modern Languages)Monika Kopczyńska (University of Warsaw) What Are “Artificial” Children For? Posthumanist Reflections on Subjectivity and Power in Twenty‑First‑Century Science‑Fiction Films Magdalena Kowalczyk (University of Warsaw) Beyond the Human Frame: Silence as a Tool of Control in Agustina Bazterrica’s Tender Is the Flesh Jakub Eugeniusz Skomorowski (University of Warsaw) „I am afraid of the imaging block”: Technology and the Gothic in the Novels of Don DeLillo Patrycja Roguska (University of Warsaw) Stephen King and the Epistemic Crisis of Modernity: Storytelling as a Technology of Survival |
| 13:15 – 15:00 | Lunch |
| SESSION II | |
| 15:00 – 16:30 | Deutsch in Kontakt: Deutsch in Kontakt in Europa – Forschung und DidaktikRoom: 1.140 (Faculty of Modern Languages)Éva Márkus (Eötvös Loránd University) Die Entwicklung ungarndeutscher Minderheitenidentität im Unterricht: Eine qualitative Analyse kognitiver, emotionaler und pädagogischer Einflussfaktoren Jörg Meier (Pädagogische Hochschule Tirol in Innsbruck, Universität Innsbruck, Pavol-Jozef-Šafárik-Universität Košice) Innere und äußere Mehrsprachigkeit. Aufgaben und Perspektiven für Forschung und Lehre Felicja Księżyk (University of Opole) Sprachübergreifende formelhafte Sprache bei deutsch-polnischen Bilingualen. Einblicke aus der mündlichen Sprachproduktion I poteri dell’incertezza e della fragilità. Immaginario, letteratura, linguistica e didattica nella società della precarietà Room: 2.118 (Faculty of Modern Languages)Andrea Ceccherelli (Università degli Studi di Bologna) Dagli «esercizi di inesistenza» ai «luoghi della memoria». Traiettorie della fragilità nella poesia di Marzanna Bogumiła Kielar Nadzieja Bąkowska (Università degli Studi di Bologna) L’insostenibile fragilità dell’essere e della poesia: appunti su Eugeniusz Tkaczyszyn-Dycki Serena Buti (Sapienza Università di Roma / Università Carolina di Praga) Il canto della fragilità nei Salmi di Julia Fiedorczuk Tradiciones indígenas frente a la (in)certidumbre: (re)visión, (re)creación, (re)apropiación y (trans)misión en el mundo transatlántico Room: 1.147 (Faculty of Modern Languages)Guadalupe Romero-Sánchez (Universidad de Granada) Más allá del Virreinato. Arquitectura, fiesta y arte de los pueblos de indios en la pintura colombiana de los siglos XIX y XX Ewa Kubiak (University of Łódź) Comitentes de la fiesta patronal en la parroquia de San Jerónimo: antes y hoy Katarzyna I. Wojtylak (University of Warsaw) Dinámicas de reconfiguración del multilingüismo indígena en la Amazonía colombiana Catastrophes et futurs (im)possibles: l’écriture de l’incertitude dans les littératures française et francophones Room: 1.012 (Faculty of Modern Languages)Michał Obszyński (University of Warsaw) Entre la fin et la réinvention du monde: les nouveaux futurismes dans la littérature francophone contemporaine Christelle Camsuza (Université Bordeaux-Montaigne / Université Paris 3 Sorbonne Nouvelle) Perspectives éco-féministe, queer et décoloniale pour les représentations contemporaines de la catastrophe: entre effondrement et contre-dystopie. Tabor de Phoebe Hadjimarkos Clarke (2021) et Tè Mawon de Michael Roch (2022) Alba Pessini (Université de Parme) Habiter la catastrophe: sororité, vulnérabilité et puissance relationnelle dans Sœurs d’hier de Wilfried N’Sondé EARLY CAREER RESEARCHERS SESSION Room: Strefa Współpracy (Faculty of Modern Languages)Maria Sawicka (The Aleksander Zelwerowicz National Academy of Dramatic Art in Warsaw) Architectures of Attention: Non-Linear British Drama as a Cognitive Laboratory Julia Chylak (University of Warsaw) Reinventing the Theatre Frame – Immersive Plays of Punchdrunk Jakub Kawałko (Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń) Obscured Faces, Uncertain Heritage: Komusō Historical Reenactment Outside of Japan |
| 16:30 – 16:45 | Break |
| SESSION III | |
| 16:45 – 18:15 | Deutsch in Kontakt: Der komplexe Charakter der Sprache als Aspekt der ZweisprachigkeitRoom: 1.140 (Faculty of Modern Languages)Edyta Jurkiewicz-Rohrbacher (Universität Hamburg, Universität Regensburg) Komplexität der Sprache unter Sprachkontakt Albrecht Plewnia (Leibniz-Institut für Deutsche Sprache) Zweisprachige Ortsschilder in Norddeutschland: Sprachkontakt als sprachenpolitische Herausforderung Tymoteusz Król (Polish Academy of Sciences/University of Warsaw) & Pavel Shutov (University of Warsaw) Die Wilmesaurischen Spitznamen als Beispiel des Sprachkontaktes I poteri dell’incertezza e della fragilità. Immaginario, letteratura, linguistica e didattica nella società della precarietà Room: 2.118 (Faculty of Modern Languages)Stefano Redaelli (University of Warsaw) La cura fragile: la malattia raccontata dai caregiver Fabio Zarroli (Università degli Studi di Parma) Come si scrive follia. Rappresentazioni letterarie della fragilità psichica Sara Quondamatteo (Università degli Studi di Bologna) Storia di un’incertezza: la precarietà dell’esistenza come condizione dell’uomo contemporaneo Tradiciones indígenas frente a la (in)certidumbre: (re)visión, (re)creación, (re)apropiación y (trans)misión en el mundo transatlántico Room: 1.147 (Faculty of Modern Languages)Joanna Pietraszczyk-Sękowska (University of Łódź) Guerra, muerte y exhumaciones como objetos de disputa. El caso de la forense y los pueblos indígenas en el Perú Walther Vera (Independent Scholar / Fundo Vera Healing Center) Peregrinaciones de la cultura occidental en busca de la medicina tradicional: diálogos sobre la reciprocidad y la sanación indígena en el norte del Perú Francesca Declich (Università di Urbino Carlo Bo) En búsqueda de espiritualidades ancestrales en el Chile contemporáneo Catastrophes et futurs (im)possibles: l’écriture de l’incertitude dans les littératures française et francophones Room: 1.012 (Faculty of Modern Languages)Marta Widy-Behiesse (Université de Varsovie) De la nuit de l’incertitude à la réinvention de soi : mémoire, art et transmission dans La Joie ennemie de Kaouther Adimi Patrycja Pichnicka-Trivedi (University of Warsaw) Les mondes d’eau et de glace: étude comparative des œuvres postapocalyptiques Animal’z (2009) d’Enki Bilal et L’Invention de la mer (2025) de Laure Limongi Zofia Stępińska-Kucza (University of Warsaw) L’envers du vêtement: une catastrophe banalisée de la fast fashion |
| 18:15 – 18:30 | Break |
| SESSION IV | |
| 18:30 – 20:00 | I poteri dell’incertezza e della fragilità. Immaginario, letteratura, linguistica e didattica nella società della precarietàRoom: 2.118 (Faculty of Modern Languages)Dorota Kozakiewicz-Kłosowska (University of Warsaw) Il frame dell’acqua nella pubblicità sociale in Italia e in Polonia dal 1979 a oggi: tra valore, fragilità e responsabilità Kamila Miłkowska-Samul (University of Warsaw) La magia digitale come risposta all’incertezza: una prospettiva pragmatica sul WitchTok italiano e polacco Marta Kaliska (Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń) L’incertezza metodologica nella didattica mediata dai social media: pratiche di «insegnanti celebrità» di italiano L2 a confronto con gli orientamenti glottodidattici recenti Tradiciones indígenas frente a la (in)certidumbre: (re)visión, (re)creación, (re)apropiación y (trans)misión en el mundo transatlántico Room: 1.147 (Faculty of Modern Languages)Klaudia Dink (University of Warsaw) Transnacionalización del neochamanismo americano y su reterritorialización en Polonia Marta Wójtowicz-Wcisło (University of Warsaw) & Ivan Alexander de León Aguirre (Universidad de Guadalajara, Meksyk) Desde las Américas hacia Polonia: desterritorialización y resignificación de las creencias y prácticas de los pueblos originarios Catastrophes et futurs (im)possibles: l’écriture de l’incertitude dans les littératures française et francophones Room: 1.012 (Faculty of Modern Languages)Sara Del Rossi (University of Warsaw) De toute la terre le grand effarement de Guy Régis Jr: compter face à la catastrophe Alessia Vignoli (University of Warsaw) Le pays d’où l’on ne vient pas de Mérine Céco: écrire le trauma mémoriel et les futurs (im)possibles de la diaspora antillaise |