Jacek Uglik

Dr. Jacek Uglik is a Professor at the Institute of Philosophy, University of Zielona Góra, specializing in Russian philosophy, existentialism, and 19th-century intellectual history. His research focuses on thinkers like Dostoevsky, Herzen, Bakunin, and Stirner, exploring themes of freedom, ideology, and cultural identity.

Education details are not explicitly listed, though his habilitation (Dr. Habil.) indicates advanced academic credentials. His work bridges philosophy with literary analysis, particularly examining political and ethical dimensions in Russian literature and thought.

Research interests include anarchism, Hegelian influences, religious critiques, and cross-cultural interpretations of Russian intellectual figures. Notable themes in his publications explore concepts of freedom in Dostoevsky, Herzen's existential chance theory, and Bakunin's negation philosophy.

No awards are listed, but his extensive publication record (over 40 works from 2002–2023) demonstrates active scholarly engagement. He maintains an academic website at Institute of Philosophy.