Vol 3 No 1 (2021): Warsaw in Children’s and Young Adult Culture

Vol 3 No 1 (2021): Warsaw in Children’s and Young Adult Culture – Childhood and Adolescence in Warsaw

The journal is funded by the Faculty of Polish Studies, University of Warsaw, and affiliated with the Faculty of Polish Studies, University of Warsaw.

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From the Editors

6-9

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Studies

Legends of Warsaw and Distant Reading: Mapping the Local Folk Tales from the Perspective of Geopoetics and Literary Geography

Łukasz Bukowiecki

11-25

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Warsaw in Children’s and Young Adult Book Illustrations – an Overview

Maciej Skowera

26-52

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Magical Warsaw: Fantastic Spaces of the Polish Capital in Children’s and Young Adult Literature – Selected Examples

Marta Niewieczerzał

53-66

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“A completely different city”: Images of the Warsaw Ghetto in Polish Children’s Literature of the 21st Century

Krzysztof Rybak

67-84

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The Doctor from the Ghetto: Images of Janusz Korczak in Children’s Books

Agnieszka Witkowska-Krych

85-96

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Bolek and Lolek in the ‘Wild West’: Former West District of Warsaw in Children’s and Young Adult Cultural Texts in the Years 1958–1969

Igor Piotrowski

97-109

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“Warsaw is rainbow-coloured after all”: The Image of the City Space in Auto-Children’s Cultural Texts Awarded in the Museum of Warsaw’s Writing Competition

Grzegorz Leszczyński

110-125

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Varia

A Rescuing Power of Literature and Art – Analysis of the Novel Jak ziarnka piasku by Joanna Jagiełło in the Light of Bibliotherapy and Art Therapy

Natalia Morawska

127-149

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The Outline of the History of American and Polish LGBT Young Adult Literature

Malwina Niewielska

150-169

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Anthem for Nerds: Stranger Things, or the Pop Culture 1980s in a Nutshell

Dariusz Piechota

170-187

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Review articles

The Mythisation of the Holocaust

Katarzyna Jerzak

189-207

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“Separate the facts from records preserved in social memory”, That Is, an Attempt to Deal with the Myth of Janusz Korczak

Agnieszka Trześniewska-Nowak

208-215

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Nasz Dom [Our Home] as a Social Construct

Aleksandra Zalewska-Królak

216-227

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