THERE AND BACK AGAIN. A THING ABOUT PUPPET CONTACTS - EWA TOMASZEWSKA

Discover a fascinating journey into the world of puppet theater, where Polish, Czech, and Slovak traditions intertwine in an extraordinary way. Ewa Tomaszewska's book is not only an analysis of mutual influences but also a story about passion, creativity, and the search for new forms of artistic expression. Immerse yourself in a reading that has been awarded by the Slovak branch of the international puppet organization UNIMA, and let yourself be carried away by the magic of puppet theater.

• Analysis of mutual influences of Polish, Czech, and Slovak puppet theater
• Reflections on the sources of presence of Czech and Slovak artists in Polish puppet theater of the 21st century
• Significance of artists' work for the transformations of puppet convention
• Observation of the influence of Czech and Slovak tradition on Polish puppet theater
• Attempt to show the influence of Polish artistic thought on the transformations of theatrical forms beyond the southern borders of Poland
• UNIMA Award for the book in 2005
• Observation area focused on the territory of Silesia

Ewa Tomaszewska's book is an exceptional position for all lovers of puppet theater, theater studies students, and people interested in culture and art. The author analyzes with extraordinary precision and insight the phenomenon of mutual inspiration and influences between Polish, Czech, and Slovak puppet theater. This publication is a valuable source of knowledge about the history and present of puppet theater in Central Europe.

The University of Silesia Publishing House hands over to readers a publication that will certainly enrich their knowledge of puppet theater. Ewa Tomaszewska, the author of the book, is a recognized researcher and expert on the subject. Her work is the result of years of research and analysis, which has been awarded by the international puppet community. This book is a must-read for anyone who wants to delve into the secrets of puppet theater and learn about its rich history.

This book is not only a theoretical analysis but also a practical case study. The author presents concrete examples of the work of artists from Poland, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia, showing how their works have influenced the development of puppet theater in the region. This publication is also an invitation to reflect on the role of puppet theater in shaping cultural and artistic identity. The book was awarded in 2005 by the Slovak branch of the international puppet organization UNIMA (Union Internationale de la Marionnette).

Technical data: Pages: 460, Format: 209x158 mm, Year of publication: 2019, Binding: paperback, Publisher: University of Silesia Publishing House, Number of pages: 460, Binding: paperback, Format: 209x158 mm.