“The storyteller is a guide through the cabinet of curiosities”: An Interview with Elżbieta Stanilewicz and Groszek Stanilewicz – Łowcy Słów [The Hunters of Words]
Abstract
This conversation with Elżbieta Stanilewicz and Groszek Stanilewicz – Łowcy Słów [The Hunters of Words] – explores their fascination with the practice of storytelling, their various sources of inspiration, their literary and oral projects, and the ways in which their stories are received by various audiences.
Keywords
fairy tale; Elżbieta Stanilewicz; Groszek Stanilewicz; legend; Łowcy Słów [The Hunters of Words]; myth; storytelling; folk tale
University of Warsaw Poland
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2373-7326
Weronika Kostecka – PhD, works at the Institute of Polish Literature of the Faculty of Polish Studies at the University of Warsaw (Poland). Her research interests include history and the theory of children’s literature, cultural history of the fairy tale, and popular literature and culture. Contact: w.kostecka@uw.edu.pl.
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