Curriculum vitae

 

Dariusz Pachocki (1976). Lives and works in Lublin, Poland.

1996-2001 – Polish philology in Catholic University of Lublin

2001 – MA (Catholic University of Lublin)

2006 – PhD (The John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin)

2006-2007 – assistant in Department of Textual criticism and Schlarly editing

2007 –           Assistant professor in Department of Textual criticism and Schlarly editing

2008-2009 – Director's plenipotentiary for students and study programmes in Institute of Polish Studies

2016 - habilitation thesis

 

 

Research Grants/Fellowships/ Prices

Sept. 2008 – London, Great Britan, preliminary research in British Library (A research grant awarded by “The Hanna & Zdzislaw Broncel Charitable Trust”)

2009 – Rector's Prize awarded for didactic and organisational missions

March 2009 – Fribourg, Switzerland, lectures (A research grant awarded by: Universite de Fribourg)
Apr. 2009 – Milan, Italy, Università degli studi di Milano, lectures and classes about polish literature within the Erasmus programme.

Apr. 2010 Budapest, Hungary, Pázmány Péter Katolikus Egyetem, lectures and classes about polish literature within the Erasmus programme.

Nov. 2010 – Paris, France, preliminary research in Polish Library (Sholarship: The Historical and Literary Society and Polish Library in Paris (Scholarship of Jan and Suzanne Brzekowsky)

2011­– Rector's Prize awarded for scientific and didactic missions.

2011 – Scholarship of Minister of Culture and National Heritage ( 69/ literature/2011-II).

March 2011 – Paris, France, preliminary research in Polish Library in Paris (A research grant awarded by: “The Hanna & Zdzislaw Broncel Charitable Trust”)

Sept. 2011 – London, Great Britan, preliminary research in The Polish Library POSK in London (A grant awarded by Friends of KUL Society)

Nov. 2011 – Paris, France, Scientific Center of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Paris, lecture

2012 – Scholarship of Fundation for Polish Science

Apr. 2012 – Paris, France, preliminary research in Polish Library in Paris

2013 – The Edwin Gale Fellowship, travel stipend (HRC, Austin, USA)

Sept. 2013 – Austin, USA, Harry Ransom Center, research

Oct. 2013 – Palo Alto, USA, Hoover Institution, Stanford University, research

Feb. 2016 – The Kosciuszko Foundation Fellowship, Austin, USA, Harry Ransom Center, research

July 2016 - The Hoover Institution Fellowship, Stanford University, USA, Short-Term Scholar

Oct. 2017 - Paris, France, The Literary Institute, research

Apr. 2018 - Paris, France, research

 

 

Books (selected)

1. E. Stachura, The letters to Danuta Pawłowska, introduction and ed. by D. Pachocki, Warsaw 2007.
2. D. Pachocki, Stachura unmitigated, Lublin 2007.
3. S. Czycz, Arw, afterword and ed. by D. Niedziałkowska, D. Pachocki, Cracow 2007.
4. J. Czechowicz, Days of the boy, afterword and ed. by D. Pachocki, Lublin 2009.
5. E. Stachura, Diaries, afterword and ed. by oprac. D. Pachocki, Warsaw 2010.
6. J. Czechowicz, Translations, afterword and ed. by W. Kruszewski, D. Pachocki, Lublin 2011.
7. B. Leśmian, The Satyr and the Nymph. A fable about the golden comb, afterword and ed. by  D. Pachocki, A. Truszkowski, Lublin 2011.
8. E. Stachura, Diaries, part 2, afterword and ed. by D. Pachocki,  Warsaw 2011.
9. Broniewski in the feelings trap, afterword and ed. by D. Pachocki, Warsaw 2013.
10. B. Leśmian, Barbarousness of posthumous customs, afterword and ed. by D. Pachocki, Lublin 2014.
11. B. Leśmian, The violinist possessed, afterword and ed. by D. Pachocki, Lublin 2016.
12. In the labyrinth of emigration. The letters of S. Mrożek and L. Tyrmand, afterword and ed. by D. Pachocki, Cracow 2017.
13. The tapes of Stachura, afterword and ed. by D. Pachocki, Lublin 2018.

 

Articles (selected)

1. In Warsaw and in Cracaw. The letters from Julian Przybos to Jan Brzekowski, „Roczniki Humanistyczne” 2011, v. 1, pp. 287-307.
2. The translator – the poet’s rival. Józef Czechowicz’s translations, „Ruch Literacki” 2011, no. 6, pp. 613-621.
3. Editorial problems and puzzles n the manuscripts by Bolesław Leśmian, „Tematy i Konteksty” 2012, no. 2, pp. 107-124.
4. A history of a drama. Bolesław Leśmian’s „Barbarousness of posthumous customs” – a philological aspect, „Pamiętnik Literacki” 2013, no. 1, pp. 165-188.
5. The dramas of Boleslaw Lesmian: The editor’s dilemmas, “Ruch Literacki” 2013, no. 4-5, pp. 549-558.
6. Editing: craft between art, art between craft, „Pamiętnik Literacki” 2014, no. 1, pp. 236-247.
7. Bolesław Leśmian's lost drama Vasilij Buslaev: more than just a bibliographical problem, "pl.it / rassegna italiana di argomenti polacchi" 2017, vol. 8, pp. 68-76.