Roman Bobryk

Roman Bobryk is a Professor at the Institute of Linguistics and Literary Studies, Faculty of Humanities, University of Siedlce. He holds a PhD and specializes in Polish literature, 20th-century poetry, and literary theory, with a focus on authors like Zbigniew Herbert and Wisława Szymborska. His work explores themes such as memory, cultural identity, and the intersection of art and philosophy.

Research interests include Holocaust representation in poetry, post-war urban imagery, and modern narrative techniques. Recent studies analyze works by Eugene Vodolazkin, Jack Dehnel, and Olga Tokarczuk, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches. Bobryk frequently engages with Russian and Polish literary traditions, examining socio-political contexts and linguistic innovation.

His publications span monograph chapters, edited volumes, and peer-reviewed journals, demonstrating expertise in comparative literature, cultural studies, and authorial self-reflection. He contributes to academic discourse on metapoetics and the evolution of literary forms in contemporary Eastern European literature.