Anna Gajdis

Dr. hab. Anna Gajdis serves as Associate Professor in the Department of 19th- and 20th-Century German, Austrian, and Swiss Literature at the Institute of Germanic Philology, University of Wrocław. She maintains active academic duties with office consultations in room 319 and participates in institutional events including the October 2025 "Henryk Bereska" conference.

Her research centers on:

• German, Austrian, and Swiss literary traditions
• East Prussian and Baltic regional literature (19th-20th centuries)
• Autobiographical and travel writing genres
• Gender studies in Baltic German women's literature

Dr. Gajdis authored two foundational monographs: "Baltische Sirens." (2014) examining German women authors in the Southern Baltic region circa 1800, and "Odleża Province" (2014) analyzing East Prussian representations in German prose (1866-1945). These works establish her expertise in Eastern European literary history and cultural identity formation.

No scientific awards or major grants are documented in available sources. While her advisory activities remain unspecified, she actively contributes to academic discourse through conference organization including the 2025 "MAGNUM IN PARVO" aphorism studies event. Her scholarship bridges German philology with Baltic regional studies, highlighting underrepresented literary narratives from Eastern Europe.