Jacek Fabiszak

Jacek Fabiszak is a Professor at the Faculty of English, Adam Mickiewicz University. His career spans decades of scholarship focused on Shakespearean studies, particularly the intersection of literature, linguistics, and performance across media. He holds a D.Litt. in English Literature (2006) and has taught courses ranging from English literature to TEFL at multiple educational levels.

• Education: MA (1991), Ph.D. (1997), D.Litt. (2006) in English, all from Poznań institutions.
• Research: Specializes in Shakespeare on Screen, Literary Linguistics, and Elizabethan Drama, with interdisciplinary applications in pragmatics and cultural studies.
• Publications: Recent work explores Shakespeare adaptations in Central/Eastern Europe, biographical representations in film, and cultural-political interpretations of plays in post-Communist contexts.
• Awards: Rector of Adam Mickiewicz University Prize (2009, 2010); President of Poland Silver Medal (2012).

Fabiszak actively engages in international conferences, guest lectures, and Shakespeare festivals, moderating panels and organizing events like the 2009 Osieki conference on war in British literature. His collaborations span institutions from Gdańsk to Craiova, emphasizing transnational and intercultural perspectives.