Beata Garlej

Beata Garlej is a Professor at the Faculty of Humanities, Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University, specializing in literary studies. Her academic focus centers on Roman Ingarden's phenomenological framework, exploring aesthetic values, artistic style, and ontological layers in literary works. She engages with comparative analyses across French, Polish, and global literatures, examining emotional depth, ethical dilemmas, and intertextual dialogues.

• Primary research areas: Ingarden studies, axiology, poetics, urban fantasy
• Key methodologies: Phenomenological analysis, intermediality studies, value stratification models
• Recent projects: Flaubert's stylistic seduction, Holbein's Christ in Dostoevsky, ethical oscillations in Norwid's works

Her publications reveal trends in cross-century artistic dialogues (19th-21st century), existential-aesthetic intersections, and ethical value dynamics in literature. Notable collaborations include conversations with Professor Andrzej Stoff and Professor Stefan Chwin, focusing on practical applications of aesthetic theory.

Garlej's academic contributions span theoretical frameworks through 33 publications, with a total SNIP of 1.268 and ministerial score 1,385, reflecting significant scholarly impact. She maintains active research profiles on ORCID and other academic databases.