Katedra Historii Literatury Polskiej XX wieku 
oraz 
Katedra Historii Literatury Pozytywizmu i Młodej Polski 

mają przyjemność zaprosić na wykłady gościnne 
prof. Gernota Howanitza (Uniwersytet w Innsbrucku). 
Wszystkie spotkania odbędą się w języku angielskim: 
 
1.) poniedziałek 4 III, Gołębia 20, sala 16, godz. 15.00-16.30
“Reymont and Żeromski: A ‘Boring’ Avant-Garde?”
 
2.) środa 6 III, Gołębia 16, sala 52, godz. 16.45- 18.15
“On the Edge of the Empires: Galicia in Polish, Ukrainian and Austrian literature”

3.) czwartek 7 III, Ingardena 3, sala 213, godzina 11.15-13.00
“Bruno Schulz and the (R)Evolution of the Galicia Text”

Gernot Howanitz (Dr. Phil.) is an assistant professor for Slavic literature and cultural studies (with a special focus on cultural interconnections) at the University of Innsbruck. He is co-editor of the Open Access Journal Studies in Russian, Eurasian and Central European New Media (digitalicons.org). He has studied Russian Literature and Applied Computer Science in Salzburg, Moscow and Prague. His PhD thesis at the University of Passau focused on (auto-)biographical strategies of Russian writers on the Internet and was published in 2020 as an Open Access monograph: Weaving Lives: (Auto-)Biographical Practices of Russian Authors on the Internet (in German). His research interests include Russian, Polish and Czech literature from 1850 onward, reception theory, (auto-)biography, new media, and digital humanities.