Monika Anna Łaszkiewicz

Dr Monika Anna Łaszkiewicz is an Adjunct Professor at the University of Maria Curie-Skłodowska (UMCS) in Lublin, Poland. She works within the Faculty of Languages, Literatures and Cultures, specifically in the Department of Textology and Polish Grammar. Her research focuses on ethnolinguistics, linguistic image of the world, ethnic stereotypes, and digital humanities.

• PhD in Humanities (2014) with specialization in linguistics
• Master’s degree in Polish Philology with dual specialization in pedagogy and speech therapy (2009)
• Key research areas: Ethnic stereotypes, folkloric language analysis, abstract creation, and cultural memory

Her publications include monographs on ethnic stereotypes in Polish folklore, co-edited interdisciplinary works, and analyses of scientific abstracts. She has presented research on Tatar, Cossack, Swedish, and Turkish stereotypes in Polish linguistic culture, and contributed to dictionaries of folkloric symbols. Her recent work explores graphic abstracts as an evolving genre in scientific communication.

Current projects involve analysis of manual vs. automated summarization techniques and interdisciplinary collaborations on cultural memory representation. She serves on editorial teams for ethnolinguistic journals and participates in international conferences.