Amelia Szuba

Dr. Amelia Szuba is an Assistant Professor at the Department of German-Language Literature and Culture, Faculty of Humanities, John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin. Her research focuses on German literature, narrative theory, and cultural discourse, with particular emphasis on Swiss authors like Peter Bichsel, Friedrich Dürrenmatt, and Renate Welsh.

• University: John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin
• School: Faculty of Humanities
• Department: German-Language Literature and Culture

Dr. Szuba's research explores author-reader dynamics, political literature, and memory discourses in German-language youth literature. She analyzes how literary works engage with contemporary social issues, ethical responsibility, and sensory perception, particularly in the works of Swiss writers.

Her publications (2015–2021) reveal a focus on narrative psychology, literary identity, and interdisciplinary analysis. Key themes include the role of smell in Patrick Süskind's Perfume, biblical allusions in Bichsel's sermons, and the representation of Poland in Möller's travel narratives.

• Scientific Awards:
  • Inner Reward Individual Award, 3rd Degree (2016)
  • Third-degree team award (2015)
  • 4th-degree team award (2014)
  • 4th-degree individual award (2016)