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• Polish Collections of Fairy Tales and Their Cultural Meanings (Reconnaissance)

  Violetta Wróblewska

  137-149

  2023-06-30
• ONCE UPON A TIME THERE LIVED A ROYAL COUPLE…: SILESIAN FAIRY TALES ABOUT PRINCESSES, DRAGONS AND…

  Bożena Olszewska

  3-15

  2017-11-11
• Antifascist Mothers and Folk Healers: Queer Reinterpretations of Polish and Regional Cultural Archetypes in Familia

  Michał Pokrowiecki

  29-43

  2022-11-28
• "Etnomuzykologia Polska": A New Journal Devoted to Tradition and Modernity

  Katarzyna Smyk

  101-104

  2018-12-21
• Czwarty wymiar moskiewskiego metra (rekonesans)

  Iwona Rzepnikowska

  29-36

  2016-05-01
• Anna Brzezińska’s games with stereotypes. Construction of the character of a witch and transformations of fairy tale motives in the cycle about Babunia Jagódka (“Granny Berry”)

  Dorota Ucherek

  50-66

  2021-03-06
• Liminality and sacrifice. Midsommar as an example of folk horror

  Aleksandra Krzyżaniak

  108-112

  2021-12-23
• Bolesław Prus’s Lives of Saints as a Legend about God's Mysterious Ways

  Aneta Narolska

  43-56

  2018-12-21
• The Figure of Our Lady of Skępe as an Acheiropoietic Image

  Łukasz Ciemiński

  7-26

  2022-12-30
• Polish rural movement literature in the context of the hegemonic discourse on the social changes between years 1944–1956: A Reconnaissaince

  Małgorzata Tarnowska

  77-89

  2022-02-21
• A collection of songs from Sammlung Horak in Volksmusikarchiv des Bezirks Oberbayernw in light of the latest research on music in Wilamowice

  Tymoteusz Król

  47-66

  2020-01-19
• On the Relation between Translations and the Reception of the Children’s and Household Tales (Kinder- und Hausmärchen) by Brothers Grimm in Poland

  Eliza Pieciul-Karmińska

  13-34

  2023-06-30
• Folk Tales of Slavs in Poland

  Violetta Wróblewska

  7-9

  2023-06-30
• Exploring the border of worlds and cultures

  Ewa Masłowska

  123-127

  2021-12-23
• Regarding flower carpets…

  Violetta Wróblewska

  117-122

  2022-02-21
• What Is Visible and What Is Invisible during the Carnival at Rajecká Dolina (Rajecká Valley), or Sekala & Niskala in Slovakia

  Zuzana Beňušková

  45-59

  2024-06-30
• Folk Tale in the Kuyavia Region: From a Storyteller to an Archive to Anthology

  Katarzyna Smyk

  107-111

  2022-12-30
• Mystical ethnography

  Aleksander Madyda

  127-132

  2022-02-21
• Mourning and Widowhood in Polish Traditional Culture

  Iwona Rzepnikowska

  87-100

  2025-06-21
• The familiar Other

  Tomasz Kalniuk

  123-126

  2022-02-21
• I am the River! Wanda by Zuzanna Orlińska, Literary Tradition and Hydrofeminism

  Magdalena Bednarek

  123-135

  2023-06-30
• Dunaje and szczedriłki. On Polish and Ukrainian carolling customs: A conversation between Jerzy Bartmiński and Maria Baliszewska

  Maria Baliszewska, Jerzy Bartmiński

  89-93

  2022-09-13
• Narratives about Founding Cult Places and Forming Folkloric Biographies: Between Sacralization and Polemics

  Smiljana Djordjević Belić

  21-45

  2025-06-21
• Us and them, or on the folk perception of ethnicity

  Damian Gocół

  103-107

  2022-09-13
• Hansel and Gretel in the Twenty-First Century: On Travesties Updating Fairy Tales in Recent Polish Literature

  Magdalena Bednarek

  3-15