Bartosz Wojciechowski is professor at the University of Lodz (Poland), Director of the Center for Theory and Philosophy of Human Rights, Editorial Board member of international journals, international expert in the EU-funded project “Pravo-Justice” (European Justice for Ukraine), principal investigator in the research project by the Polish and Lithuanian National Councils of Science “Constitutional Consciousness as a Remedy for the Crisis of Discourse and Democracy Deficit in the European Union” (2019 – 2023), with University of Vilnius, member of the Division of Legal Language of the Council of Polish Language at the Polish Academy of Science (since 2023). He is a judge in the Supreme Administrative Court (since 2015) and has published and coedited several books.

• 1 Introduction.- 2. Modern Interpretations of Identity and the Right to Identity.- 3. Narration and Narrative Identity.- 4. Case Studies of the Story of One’s Own Life.- 5. The Authentic Legal Subjectivity of Human Beings in a Narrative Perspective.- 6. Summary.

“The monograph under review is an important contribution to the theory of human subjectivity, bridging philosophical, sociological and juridical perspectives. … Professor Wojciechowski’s book undoubtedly demonstrates that the ideological conflicts dividing contemporary societies can be discussed not only in the everyday political arena—often reduced to social media polemics—but also in an intellectually refined manner, with arguments grounded in philosophical and sociological erudition.” (Rafał Mańko, International Journal for the Semiotics of Law, Vol. 39 (3), 2026)