Dariusz Grabowski

Dariusz Grabowski is a Researcher at the Department of General Psychology within the Institute of Psychology, Faculty of Philosophy, Jagiellonian University, where he contributes to academic instruction and research. His role centers on foundational theoretical exploration in psychological science.

His educational background includes:

• Master's degree in Psychology from Jagiellonian University (2018)
• Doctorate in Psychology from Jagiellonian University (2024) focusing on the historical and philosophical roots of psychology's problematic status as a science

Grabowski's research examines psychology through interdisciplinary philosophical and historical lenses, prioritizing epistemological foundations. His work bridges philosophy of mind with psychoanalytic theory, emphasizing psychology's scientific legitimacy challenges and theoretical underpinnings. This approach integrates continental philosophy with clinical psychology to address psychology's identity as a discipline.

His publications reveal consistent engagement with psychoanalytic frameworks (particularly Laplanche and Freud), historical analysis of psychological concepts, and critical examinations of psychology's scientific status. The works demonstrate methodological diversity spanning textual analysis, theoretical critique, and historical contextualization within Eastern European academic traditions.

No scientific awards or organizational memberships are documented in the source material.

Information regarding graduate student supervision or research grants is not provided in available records.

No specific laboratories, research teams, or collaborative initiatives are mentioned in the institutional documentation.