Browsing by Subject "emigracja"

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Benefit tourism - a new concept of the phenomenon an terminology issues
(2012) Różycki, Paweł; Kąkol, Katarzyna
Benefit tourism is a disputable term. This follows from the fact that the definition of tourism even by UNWTO somehow excludes activities whose aim is to gain financial profit from tourist activities. In the fast changing world we are forced to pose a question whether tourism should still be considered as a relatively narrow concept. While leaving their country for work people also get to know the culture of a visited place since they go sightseeing and, most importantly, they mingle with the natives, and through this they get to know the visited country better. Traditional tourism, especially for those unprepared, does not give a chance to experience the real aspects of the visited country. In commercialized tourism a tourist often gets a distorted picture of the region he/she is visiting. Therefore, a proper preparation (education) together with a right attitude of a person leaving his/her country for work, may be a chance to get to know a different culture, gain a new experience and make a network of contacts. Despite numerous dysfunctions resulting from e.g. separation from a family, the phenomenon has also positive aspects because except from getting to know different regions of the world an economical aim is also accomplished and owing to it, people interested in tourism may either in the future or during weekends pursue their tourist hobbies.
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Emigracja Polek w latach 1989-2009. Główne problemy i dylematy
(Data obrony: 2011-07-13) Tynka, Karolina
Wydział Humanistyczny
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Młodzi Polacy w Wielkiej Brytanii po roku 2004
(Data obrony: 2015-09-28) Kita, Aneta
Wydział Humanistyczny
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Pomiędzy dziełem historycznym a literackim - Vilhelma Moberga tetralogia o szwedzkich emigrantach
(Wydawnictwa AGH, 2011) Rak, Kamila
This article examines a tetralogy about the Swedish emigration to North America during the second half of the 19th century, written by Vilhelm Moberg. The tetralogy consists of the following volumes: The Emigrants, Unto a Good Land, The Settlers, and The Last Letter Home (only the first two, The Emigrants and Unto a Good Land have been published in Polish). I present the lives of the fictional characters that are in Moberg’s tetralogy. Due to the repetitive historical references about the Swedish emigration to North America in the 19th century, I also present the lives of some of the real emigrants. Moreover, I describe Moberg’s personal life, his development as a writer and journalist, his involvement in politics, and how he discovered the diaries of Andrew Peterson, a Swedish emigrant. His diaries became very crucial for Moberg while he was working on the tetralogy. Finally, this article tries to demonstrate how important these novels are in Swedish literature and culture.
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Proces integracji z perspektywy mniejszości tureckiej mieszkającej w Niemczech
(Data obrony: 2010-10-04) Stanewicz, Agnieszka Justyna
Wydział Humanistyczny