Anna Głąb

Anna Głąb is a Professor at the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin's Faculty of Philosophy, specifically in the Department of the History of Modern and Contemporary Philosophy. She holds a PhD (2008) and habilitation (2016) in Philosophy, focusing on ethics, literary philosophy, and religious thought. Her career includes roles as a lecturer (2009), associate professor (2019), and director of the College of Interdisciplinary Individual Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences (2020-2024).

Education: MA (2004) and PhD (2008) in Philosophy from the Catholic University of Lublin. Research focuses on intersections of literature, ethics, and philosophy, particularly analyzing moral themes in works by authors like Tolstoy, Murdoch, and Nussbaum. She has authored two books, edited anthologies, and published extensively in peer-reviewed journals such as Philosophical Review and Roczniki Filozoficzne.

Her articles critically engage with moral dilemmas in literature, theological issues (e.g., theodicy), and post-analytic philosophical traditions. Notable works include Reason in the World of Practice (2010) on Martha Nussbaum and Literatura i religia (2022), an anthology exploring religion-literature connections. She also advises students on philosophical analyses of literary texts and ethical questions.