Mateusz Szubert

Mateusz Szubert serves as an Assistant Professor (adiunkt) at the Institute of Linguistics, University of Opole, where he maintains an active research profile in cultural and religious studies.

His research primarily investigates psychological and cultural phenomena including fear, anxiety, taboo, shame, and death within historical contexts, with particular emphasis on 19th century culture and epidemic-related social responses. His work bridges linguistic analysis with cultural anthropology, examining how societies process trauma, illness (including AIDS), and catastrophe through language and cultural expression. Key thematic clusters in his research include the intersection of language with emotional states, cultural responses to epidemics, and the representation of loss and catastrophe in historical discourse.

Dr. Szubert has published 25 scholarly works contributing to these fields, as documented in the university repository. His research has achieved a total ministerial score of 525 with a SNIP value of 0.197, though his h-index remains at zero in both Scopus and Web of Science databases, suggesting his work may be relatively recent or published in venues not fully indexed by these services.

As an active academic at the University of Opole, he maintains professional identifiers including ORCID (0000-0002-9900-4129) and participates in the university's research repository system. His scholarly profile indicates sustained engagement with cultural theory and historical linguistics, particularly examining how societies process collective trauma through language and cultural expression.