Ruth Michaelis-Jena Libri

Exploring the contributions of the Brothers Grimm beyond their famous fairy tales, this book delves into the folktale as a significant area of scholarly investigation. It highlights the depth and complexity of their work, advocating for a deeper appreciation of their influence and the cultural importance of folklore. Through serious inquiry, the text reveals the multifaceted nature of the Grimms' legacy and the enduring relevance of their storytelling.