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Janusz Stopyra is a Professor at the Scandinavian Studies Department within the Faculty of Philology at the University of Wrocław, where he has served since 1990. His academic progression includes assistant professor (1990-1996), associate professor (2018-2022), and full professor (2022-present).
His educational milestones include:
- Master's degree (1985-1990): Thesis on 'The Entstehung der orthographischen und orthophonischen Norm im Deutschen' (The Emergence of Orthographic and Orthophonic Norms in German)
- Doctoral degree (1996): Thesis on 'The Verstärkungen im Bereich der nominalen Wortbildungskonstruktionen im Deutschen und im Dänischen' (Reinforcements in Nominal Word Formation Constructions in German and Danish)
- Habilitation (2009): Thesis on 'Nominale Derivation im Deutschen und im Dänischen' (Nominal Derivation in German and Danish)
Professor Stopyra specializes in German-Scandinavian comparative linguistics with emphasis on structural analysis of nominal morphology. His research integrates historical linguistics with synchronic analysis of German and Danish word formation systems, particularly examining derivational processes and orthographic standardization. This work bridges theoretical linguistics with practical language pedagogy.
He actively participates in academic discourse through events like the 'Henryk Bereska – a Man in Dazwischen' conference (October 15, 2025) and 'MAGNUM IN PARVO' aphorism studies conference (October 24-25, 2025), both organized by the University of Wrocław's Institute of German Studies.
