Arkadiusz Jabłoński

Arkadiusz Jabłoński is a Professor at the Faculty of Social Sciences, Catholic University of Lublin (KUL), currently serving as its Dean. He holds two MA degrees in Theology and Polish Philology, a PhD in Social Sciences (1994), and a habilitation in Sociology (2007). His research focuses on the theoretical and empirical dimensions of knowledge society, with a strong emphasis on Karl Popper's social theory and Stanisław Kowalczyk's philosophical legacy.

• Education: MA in Theology and Polish Philology, PhD in Social Sciences (1994), Habilitation in Sociology (2007)

His recent publications analyze knowledge ethics, discursive controversies, and epistemological structures in modern societies. Key themes include:

• Knowledge-Society Interactions
• Epistemological Critique
• Personalist Social Theory
• Visual vs. Verbal Knowledge
• Popperian Open Society
• Postmodern Identity Fragmentation

He actively participates in academic organization:

• Vice-Chair of NSZZ 'Solidarność' Academic Commission
• Co-Organizer of 'Studia nad Wiedzą' international conferences
• Co-Editor of the 'Studia nad Wiedzą' book series

His work bridges philosophical sociology with practical knowledge analysis, addressing topics like public sphere formation, moral epistemology, and critical theory applications.