Dmitrii Sergeev

Dr Dmitrii Sergeev is a Marie Sklodowska-Curie Individual European Fellow at the Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge. He specializes in cultural meaning systems and their social determinants, with a focus on underrepresented groups and semiotic analysis of cultural texts. His research bridges sociology, semiotics, and literary theory.

• Marie Curie Fellowship (2021-2023)
• Fulbright Faculty Development Program (2018)
• Invited Researcher at Collège de France (2011)

Research interests include:

• Theory of Pragmasemantic Behavior
• Ontology of Cultural Meaning
• Children's/YA/Adult Literature Analysis
• Underrepresented Groups and Semiosis
• Single Motherhood in Societal Contexts

His publications span cultural sociology, semiotics, and literature studies, with a focus on illustrated texts' role in societal development. Current projects examine evolving attitudes toward single motherhood in the UK and Russia.

Scientific awards:

• Marie Curie Fellowship
• Fulbright Scholarship Certificate
• Best Publication Nomination (Sociological Studies, 2016)
• Collège de France Invited Researcher

Dr Sergeev teaches courses on cultural semantics, interpretation of cultural texts, and social analysis frameworks. His work has received funding from the European Commission Programme.