Dominika Dzwonkowska

Dominika Dzwonkowska is a Professor at the Faculty of Christian Philosophy, Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw. Her research focuses on environmental philosophy, environmental ethics, and animal ethics, with particular emphasis on environmental virtue ethics, sustainable development, and moral responsibility in the Anthropocene era.

Her work explores the intersection of philosophy and natural sciences, addressing anthropocentrism, cultural-nature relationships, and ethical frameworks for environmental challenges. She has contributed to debates on Hans Jonas' philosophy and the role of reverence for life in ecological ethics.

Recent publications highlight themes like climate change, global citizenship, and environmental vices. Her research integrates philosophical narratives with educational perspectives to address sustainability crises. She maintains a strong connection to Catholic social teaching and engages in interdisciplinary cooperation.

Contact: d.dzwonkowska@uksw.edu.pl. Consultations: Wednesday, 8:00-9:00 a.m.