Daria Murlikiewicz

Dr. Daria Murlikiewicz is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Methodology of Teaching Polish Language and Literature at the University of Wrocław's Faculty of Philology. She holds a doctoral degree in Philosophy of Word-Logos in Tadeusz Różewicz's poetry, defended with distinction in 2018 and published in 2021. Her work bridges traditional philological studies with modern educational methodologies, emphasizing 20th-century poetry, literature-philosophy intersections, and pre-Socratic philosophy. She teaches at High School No. 14 and serves as a Matura examiner, advocating innovative approaches to literature education.

Research interests focus on Polish literary modernism, particularly Tadeusz Różewicz and Zbigniew Herbert, exploring themes like urban imagery, textual revisions, and eroticism as cultural seismographs. Her publications analyze Różewicz's engagement with popular culture, Wałbrzych's literary portrayal in Tokarczuk’s prose, and Wrocław’s poetic representation. Current projects include developing e-educational materials under the Operational Programme Knowledge Education Development (2019–2021).

• Key Projects: E-materials for Polish language education (2019–2021)
• Awards: Distinction for PhD thesis (2018)

Her pedagogical contributions include debates on the relevance of Polish philology in contemporary education and methodological frameworks for poetry instruction in reformed school systems. She actively participates in interdisciplinary research at the Institute of Polish Philology, combining humanistic scholarship with modern educational technologies.