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Philosopher of mind specializing in mental representation and imagistic cognition. Author of Thinking in Images: Imagistic Cognition and Non-propositional Content. His research explores how images, maps, and diagrams function as cognitive tools distinct from language-based reasoning. In his course, you'll examine fundamental questions about the nature of mind and consciousness.

Expert in philosophy of religion, mysticism, and intercultural dialogue. Author of books on Nietzsche and Meister Eckhart, exploring paradoxes in religious thought and the quest for meaning across traditions. His research spans medieval mysticism to contemporary phenomenology. His course examines religion's role in modern society and cross-cultural understanding.

Philosopher of capitalism and social theorist. Author of Król liczb. Szkice z metafizyki kapitalizmu and Farewell to Postmodernism (Peter Lang 2015). Award-winning translator of David Graeber's Debt. His courses analyze contemporary economic systems and social structures through philosophical lenses.

Specialist in bioethics, ethics of life, and philosophical anthropology. Author of Bogusława Wolniewicza etyka życia and research on the philosophical roots of evil. Secretary of Archeus, a journal for bioethics and philosophical anthropology. Her courses explore ethical dilemmas in medicine, technology, and what it means to be human.

Philosopher working at the intersection of philosophy of mind, animal cognition, and epistemology. Her research explores questions about non-human consciousness, the nature of belief, and the boundaries between rational inquiry and irrational thinking. Her courses invite students to rethink assumptions about minds, mental health, and knowledge.

Cognitive scientist bridging philosophy, neuroscience, and lived experience. Investigates how we think, perceive, and extend our minds through technology. Your first point of contact for all Erasmus+ matters.