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O współczesnym „ożywianiu” przeszłości – charakterystyka odtwórstwa historycznego

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Bogacki M.
Turystyka Kulturowa
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2010
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issue 5
4-27
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The author makes the analysis of the historical reenactment phenomenon in the context of its essential meaning for cultural tourism, especially for “living history” tourism. After organizing the terminology and presenting the sources and literature of the subject, all kinds of historical reenactment are presented and the levels of professionalization are described in more detail. The last part of the article attempts to analyze the scale of the phenomenon in Poland and presents the societies, main subjects of interest and the kinds of activities its representatives undertake.
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Re)animatorzy dawnej historii a podróże w czasie wolnym. Profil polskich uczestników ruchu „historical reenactment” i ich potencjał dla rozwijania turystyki kulturowej

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Mikos von Rohrscheidt A.
Turystyka Kulturowa
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2011
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issue 2
22-54
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The article deals with participants of living history reenactments and their activity in the context of interests, needs and cultural tourism organization. After pointing out to the most important issues connected with historical reenactment and to Polish publications on the subject, the author presents, on the basis of a survey, the profile of the group members taking up this area of cultural activity and the range of their activity with regard to educational sphere and directly to tourism. In the last part of the study, the author shows the possibilities standing in front of Polish tourist-cultural offer, relying on the potential of the reenactment groups. Finally, suggestions concerning the integration of the possibilities with the offer are formulated.
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Znaczenie pamiątek i rekonstrukcji historycznych epoki napoleońskiej w Polsce dla rozwoju turystyki kulturowej (historyczno-biograficznej)

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Rojek K.
Turystyka Kulturowa
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2009
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issue 5
4-27
EN
The aim of the article is to present the meaning of memorabilia and historical reenactment of the Napoleonic era as significant aspects for the development of cultural tourism in our country. The text includes a thematic and terminological introduction with the history outline of the Napoleonic battles in Poland, a short biography of Napoleon Bonaparte and the information about the location of Napoleonic memorabilia on the maps of Poland. The key part of the article includes the results of empirical research regarding the historical reenactment of the Napoleonic era and the memorabilia from that time as well as their reception by and preferences among spectators of the events carried out in six different locations where the reenactment of the battles takes place.
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“The past industry”: selected aspects of the commercialisation of the past and products of archaeological knowledge in contemporary Poland

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Pawleta M.
Sprawozdania Archeologiczne
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2011
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vol. 63
9-54
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This paper focuses on the issue of the commercialisation of knowledge of the past and analyses the forms in which it functions, is disseminated and popularised in contemporary society by professional archaeologists as well as amateurs. The subject will be examined from the perspective of processes connected to the current dominant consumptive trends and the so-called 'commodification' of the past, dictated by, among others, the demands of a free market economy as well as wider socio-cultural changes. The result is the transformation of elements of archaeological heritage and knowledge of the past into a commercial product for which a demand in society exists. This paper deals with the following concerns: material reconstructions of the past; historical reenactment; archaeological festivals and other casual adaptations of the past which have purely commercial aims. Whilst by no means claiming to be exhaustive, the aim of this paper is a critical analysis of the phenomena discussed from the angle of the conditions, possibilities and threats they generate, and to indicate that the archaeological milieu must take them into consideration.
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