Vol 5 No 2 (2023): The Magic of Childhood and Adolescence

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

The views expressed in the papers do not always coincide with those of the editors.

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From the Editors

7-8

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Studies

Cinema – Child – Magic : The Case of Víctor Erice’s The Spirit of the Beehive

Paweł Jaskulski

10-24

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‘Anyone can fly’ – the Ability to Fly and the Rhetoric of Change in Picturebooks by Faith Ringgold and Jacqueline Woodson

Ewa Klęczaj-Siara

25-39

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Monstrously Minute, Cripplingly Courageous, and Frightfully Flawless: On the Characters of Witches in Children’s Picturebooks

Joanna Dardzińska

40-55

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Dragonology and Fairy Studies: Strategies of Presenting Magic as a Scientific Discipline and Field of Knowledge in Selected British Informational Books

Magdalena Grycan

56-75

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Tkaczka chmur by Katarzyna Jackowska-Enemuo, or a Tale about Death and the Power of Stories

Anna Cybulska

76-88

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In Search of The Fair Folk – Palingenesis of Some Celtic Folklore Motifs in Selected Young Adult fantasy novels

Kinga Matuszko

89-113

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“Yer a Wizard”: How Fantasy Fiction Facilitates Playing with Emotions and Reinforces Magical Thinking

Armin Stefanović

114-133

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Talks

Is it “worth repeating the incantation about the victory of goodness like a mantra”? A Conversation with Violetta Wroblewska

135-147

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Varia

Spaces of Horror in Leigh Bardugo’s Works Set in the Grishaverse as a Tool of Social Criticism

Joanna Głogowska

149-168

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Review articles

Should Children Be Protected from Books?

Justyna Morawska

170-179

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