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In the article, relating to my earlier works, I discuss Julian Krzyżanowski’s reflections on the relationship between the joking text of  Peregrynacja Maćkowa  (1612) and  Finkenritter  (ca. 1560). Although there is no direct relationship between both texts, I show that they share a common traditional narrative form, and that they both belong to the humorous and joking literature.In this context, one can assume an indirect relationship between the texts, probably based on the oral or written knowledge of a number of motives, both in the case of the author of  Finkenritter  and the writer of  Peregrynacja Maćkowa .The motives in question are highly characteristic of the Cocagne (Schlaraffenland) themes. These Cocagne themes constantly acquire a local and therefore different characteristic or quality.

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Peregrynacja Maćkowa  ( Matzes Reise ) (1612) und  Finkenritter  (um 1560). Traditionen der Erzählform und das Spiel mit den Konventionen: Einiges zu Julian Krzyżanowskis Überlegungen