Wanda Bajor

Professor Wanda Bajor, Ph.D., serves as Head of the Department of the History of Philosophy in Poland at the Faculty of Philosophy, John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin (KUL). She is editor-in-chief of the Acta Mediaevalia series and deputy editor of Roczniki Kulturoznawcze. Her work focuses on medieval intellectual culture, Polish Jagiellonian-era thought, and the dissemination of medieval science through manuscripts, schools, and universities.

• Education: Master's in History of Philosophy (1989) and Doctorate (1996) from KUL, with postgraduate research at the University of Geneva (1994), Leuven (1995), British Library (2000), and Parisian institutions (2007).

Her research spans Medieval Philosophy, Anthropology, and Aesthetics, emphasizing textual criticism of Aristotle's De anima commentaries, theological influences on medieval psychology, and socio-political theories. Her ORCID: 0000-0003-2121-0608 reflects her scholarly output.

Key trends in her 15 most recent publications (2023–2000) include:

• 7 works on Medieval Philosophy (Aristotelian commentaries, soul theories)
• 5 on Polish Intellectual History (Jagiellonian era, national identity)
• 4 on Socio-Political Theory (ius gentium, human dignity)
• 3 on Aesthetics (Victorine education, medieval beauty)

Her editorial work includes 10 volumes of Acta Mediaevalia (1995–2009) and co-editing Gaudium in Litteris (2008), a Festschrift for Archbishop Stanisław Wielgus.