Wojciech Browarny

"Wojciech Browarny (born 1970), historian of Polish literature, regionalist, literary critic, associate professor in the Institute of Polish Philology, Uni- versity of Wrocław, where he runs the Department of History of Polish Lit- erature after 1918 and the Laboratory of Regional Studies. Member of the Committee on Literary Studies of the Polish Academy of Sciences. His academic interests include contemporary Polish prose, literary culture in Lower Silesia after 1945, anthropological problems of modernity, and re- lations of culture and history with nature. He wrote, among others: Tadeusz Różewicz and Modern Identity in Poland since the Second World War (translated by Piotr Zazula, original title: Tadeusz Różewicz i nowoczesna tożsamość; 2019, Project Science); Historie odzyskane. Literackie dziedzictwo Wrocławia i Dolnego Śląska [–Histories Recovered. The Literary Heritage of Wrocław and Lower Silesia] (2019, UWr); W drodze. Wrocław śladami Tadeusza Różewicza [–On the Road. Wrocław in the Footsteps of Tadeusz Różewicz] (2021, Warstwy); and an introduction and compilation of the selected prose of Tadeusz Różewicz in the National Library series (2021, Ossolineum)."