The publication includes original studies inspired by the series "Folklore," which comprises 14 volumes of the creative writings of the honorary professor at the University of Athens, Walter Puchner.

The authors' texts interact with Puchner's reflections and theoretical inquiries, while simultaneously exploring areas such as religious folklore, intercultural education, the image of the dragon in contemporary contexts, fairy tales, and the cultural industry.

The publication is a testament to the central role of Greek folklore among the sciences that analyze society and culture.

The volume features contributions from: Manolis Barvounis, Iosif Vivilakis, Rea Kakaboura, Giorgos Katsadoros, Giorgos Kouzas, Nikolaos Tzortzis, Anna Lydaki, Andromachi Oikonomou, Vasiliki Chrysanthopoulou.

Introduced by: Minas Al. Alexiadis, M. G. Meraklis, Giorgos Chatzigiakou, while the book concludes with a reflection by Walter Puchner.