The Fairytale as Art Form and Portrait of Man (Folklore Studies in Translation)
by Max Luthi
In this work, Max Lüthi explores the fairytale as both a crafted literary form and a portrait of humanity. Part of the Folklore Studies in Translation series, the book offers readers a focused study of fairytale art, meaning, and cultural significance.
About This Book
The Fairytale as Art Form and Portrait of Man presents Max Lüthi’s study of the fairytale as a distinctive form of artistic expression.
The book considers what fairytales reveal about human experience, making the genre itself a subject of cultural and literary examination.
Published as part of Folklore Studies in Translation, this work brings folklore scholarship to an English-language readership.
It is suited to readers interested in fairytales, folklore, literary interpretation, and the relationship between art and humanity.
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