Jan Hajduk

Dr. Jan Hajduk is an assistant professor at the Institute of Literary Studies and Language, Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce. Specializing in German linguistics and cultural analysis, he is actively involved in research connecting language patterns with cultural identity.

• German Studies
• Epitaph Linguistics
• Cultural Semiotics
• Contrastive Grammar

His recent publications focus on tombstone inscriptions as cultural texts, analyzing how language constructs memory and identity. The work explores phraseological patterns in German-Polish comparative contexts, public space discourse, and categorization mechanisms in funerary language.

Dr. Hajduk teaches courses in descriptive grammar, contrastive grammar, comparative linguistics, and linguistic text analysis, contributing to both German studies and interdisciplinary language research.