Magdalena Grabowska

Magdalena Grabowska is a Tutor at the Institute of Applied Linguistics within the Faculty of Philology at the University of Gdańsk. She holds a doctorate and specializes in tutoring and coaching, emphasizing personalized development and trust-building with students. Her academic work bridges linguistics, religious studies, and social identity.

Research Focus: Her interdisciplinary interests include:

• Linguistic behavior in Polish evangelical communities (e.g., Baptist and charismatic groups)
• Discourse at the intersection of religious identity, sexuality, and LGBT+ experiences
• Media analysis of human rights debates (abortion, feminism, cultural wars)
• Narrative methodologies in ethnolinguistics and duoethnography

Publication Trends: Her recent articles (2017-2024) cluster around three themes:

• Religious transitions: Apostasy narratives, ritual studies, and identity shifts in evangelical communities
• Marginalized identities: Non-heteronormative experiences in Catholic/Protestant contexts and exclusion-inclusion dynamics
• Discourse analysis: Prayer pragmatics, dialogicality boundaries, and semantic valuation in religious language

She predominantly uses qualitative methods like case studies, fieldwork, and narrative analysis.

Advising & Service: She mentors students on communication, feminism, and sexuality topics but supervises no formal advisees. No grants, awards, or lab affiliations are documented.