Aleksander Gadomski

Aleksander Gadomski is a professor at the University of Opole's Institute of Linguistics, serving as the university's Rector. His research focuses on theolinguistics, religious language structures, and Slavic linguistic analysis. Key areas include religious discourse analysis, lexicography of theological terminology, and cross-cultural linguistic studies.

Education and Academic Background: Formal degrees not explicitly stated but holds the 'dr hab.' (habilitation doctorate) in linguistics. Active in academic leadership roles including rectorship.

Research Interests: Specializes in religious language systems across Slavic languages, including Russian, Polish, and Ukrainian. Explores topics like religious style, biblical influence on linguistic culture, and the intersection of religion and internet discourse. Notable projects include the compilation of theolinguistic terminology dictionaries and comparative studies of religious lexis.

Publications: Over 40 works including monographs, edited volumes, and articles on theolinguistics, religious lexicography, and Slavic language studies. Recent focus areas include digital religious discourse analysis and genre systems in religious texts.

Grants & Collaborations: No specific grants mentioned, but collaborates internationally on projects like Krymsko-polskie zeszyty naukowe (Crimean-Polish scientific collections). Active in academic publishing through institutional repositories and international journals.

Labs/Teams: Leads theolinguistic research initiatives at the Institute of Linguistics, likely supervising interdisciplinary projects combining theology and linguistics.