Jacek Łapiński

Rev. Dr. hab. Jacek Łapiński, Professor at the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, is affiliated with the Department of Social and Humanistic Foundations of Landscape Architecture under the Faculty of Natural and Technical Sciences. His work bridges philosophy, landscape architecture, and post-industrial urban studies, focusing on the interplay between sacred spaces, technological determinism, and ecological thought.

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Łapiński's research explores sacred landscapes, technical human existence, and post-industrial spatial transformations. His articles analyze how technocracy reshapes urban environments and the philosophical underpinnings of ecological consciousness. He has authored peer-reviewed books on topics such as biotic systems and ecological thought in Poland/Russia.

Key trends in his publications include:

• Investigating the sacred in physical and mental landscapes.
• Deconstructing technopoly and its impact on societal structures.
• Linking philosophy of nature to urban and cultural geography.

Notable awards include the Gold Badge 'For Merit to Environmental Protection' (1992), multiple KUL Internal Team Rewards, and peer-reviewed book recognitions. His work spans interdisciplinary collaborations, as seen in co-authored publications on ecological education and spirituality.