The Rise of the Cult of the “Most Famous Czech”. Public Sculptures of St. John Nepomuk in Slovakia in the Light of Changes
The study examines the rise of the cult of St. John Nepomuk, also known as the ‘most famous Czech’, in the area of contemporary Slovakia... Read More
“Just Don´t Throw It Out…” Deponia Pia: a “Sacred Depot” or “Sacred Trash”, or the Issue of Preservation
“Just Don´t Throw It Out…” Deponia Pia: a “Sacred Depot” or “Sacred Trash”, or the Issue of Preservation Certain cultural objects, crosses, pictures and statues... Read More
József Liszka: Saint Peter´s Violin or The Dance among Thorns. From Children´s Folklore to Auschwitz?
It is a cliché to say that the Holocaust did not start with the railway cars, but much earlier, by words said and heard. Scientific... Read More
Notes on the Central European Correlations of the Folktale Maiden Who Seeks Her Brothers (ATU 451)
This study examines the Central European correlations and interactions between oral and written traditions of the folktale on seven brothers changed into ravens, known as... Read More
And There He Found His Rod Blooming Blossoms… About the Boundlessness of a Motif
The image of a dry branch which has miraculously blossomed is widely known in the Eurasian culture and it has a significance of indicating the... Read More
József Liszka: Between two Coasts … The Position and Role of the Folklore Culture in one of the Impact Zones of Europe
The study deals with three topics: firstly what is the Hungarian folklore culture in the Hungarian common knowledge; secondly how, due to what outer and... Read More