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Topografie pamięci (D. Czaja, Gdzieś dalej, gdzie indziej, Wołowiec 2010)

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Kowalewski J.

Rocznik Antropologii Historii

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2013

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issue 2(5), Genealogie kultury

311–324

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Review article of Dariusz Czai's book "Gdzieś dalej, gdzie indziej", Wołowiec 2010.

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Dispositive in Motion: Perception in Travel

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Maj A.

Anthropos?

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2018

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issue 27 W ruchu

85-101

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The aim of the paper is to examine the complicated relations between perception in travel, connected with mobility, and media. Travel, is seen here as multidimensional perceptual situation, which is not far from the perceptual experiences connected with the participation in social media and with the reception of mass media. Our perceptual modes of media activity have in fact the strong impact on the ways we see the surrounding while traveling. The dominating oculocentric paradigm of perception, characteristic for Western culture, is in new media strengthened by the experience of tactility and is transforming in travel into the experience which is multisensorial in a deep sense.

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Ad fontes. Back to Nepal - the Case of Natasza Goerke

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Jochemczyk M.

Anthropos?

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2017

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issue 26 Podróż do źródła

82-93

EN

All "dots and places" portrayed in this article, particularly crucial in spatial and topographic planning - "here" and "there", "home" and "second home", "Asia" and "Europe", "modern" and "ancient", "Nepal" and "EU" - are consistent with oikologic and cultural qualities of the project. As a result, Nepal's topoi rumination unravels a distinctive image of those places that become a palimpsest matter, archeologic reserve that hides and preserves tropes of life [of people, animals, plants and objects] that haunt given space in another historical 'layering". Always different, locally diverse system of "the past reserves" is thus a potential budding story. The above words could certainly qualify for a working (Geopoetic) definition of cultural tradition of the region. If that is the case - the essay would be a more specific explication of the definition.

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Dziennik podróży Adama Logi (1800–1831) z Leszna do Bonn 1820 roku. O marzeniach oraz postrzeganiu świata i Niemców przez młodego Polaka, tragicznego powstańca 1831 roku

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Rolnik D.

Śląski Kwartalnik Historyczny Sobótka

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2018

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vol. 73

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issue 3

123-160

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Adam Loga’s journal is a source that details for us the dilemmas of young Poles living under Prussian rule at the beginning of the 19th century. It turns out that they perceived it as an opportunity to further their development and career. At the same time, they strove to keep the memory of Poland’s past alive. Many of the situations, sometimes out of the ordinary, described in the journal reflect their doubts and their search for a place in the world.

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Nie wiadomo, po co się jedzie. Z Andrzejem Stasiukiem rozmawia Agnieszka Cytacka

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Stasiuk A., Cytacka A., Uniwersytet Łódzki W. F., Andrzej Stasiuk – prozaik e., Agnieszka Cytacka – absolwentka filologii polskiej ze specjalizacją dziennikarską i nauczycielską oraz kulturoznawstwa ze specjalizacją teatrologiczną na Uniwersytecie Łódzkim. Trzykrotna stypendystka MNiSW. Rzeczniczka Teatru Nowego im. Kazimierza Dejmka w Łodzi. Koordynatorka Małej Literackiej – spotkań wielkiego formatu. Regularnie prowadzi spotkania z pisarzami, agnieszka.cytacka@gmail.com

Czytanie Literatury. Łódzkie Studia Literaturoznawcze

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2015

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vol. 04

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Zapis dwóch rozmów z pisarzem Andrzejem Stasiukiem, które Agnieszka Cytacka przeprowadziła w 2015 r. Pierwszy z wywiadów dotyczy książki pt. „Wschód”, drugi zaś „Życie to jednak strata jest. Andrzej Stasiuk w rozmowach z Dorotą Wodecką”.

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Two conversations with writer Andrzej Stasiuk in 2015. The first interview covers the book “Wschód”, while the other – “Życie to jednak strata jest. Andrzej Stasiuk w rozmowach z Dorotą Wodecką”.

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Sarmata w ogrodach Europy i Bliskiego Wschodu

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Jarczykowa M.

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2018

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vol. 11

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issue 1

39-53

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The article presents the accounts of Polish diarists’ overseas travels (16th–17th century), which include descriptions of parks and gardens. The authors: Mikołaj Krzysztof Radziwiłł “Sierotka” and Karol Stanisław Radziwiłł, Krzysztof Zawisza, Jan Ocieski, Teodor Billewicz, Maciej Rywocki, and others marvelled at the impressive gardens and bestiaries in France, Italy, Spain and the Holy Land. In the travellers’ accounts – diverse in terms of their attention to detail – there appeared descriptions of gardens, their location and arrangement, together with some opinions and evaluations made by the authors. What drew their particular attention and admiration were magnificent fountains, exotic plants and animals.

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The Role of Hypertext in Consumer Decision Making. The Case of Travel Destination Choice

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Muñoz R. V.

Journal of Entrepreneurship, Management and Innovation

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2012

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vol. 8

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issue 3

78-94

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Travel is one of the most popular items people tend to be comfortable with purchasing over the Internet. Hypertext is a form of electronic text composed of blocks of words (or images) linked electronically by multiple paths, chains, or trails. This study explores the importance of hypertext in the travel destination choice from websites. Results show that hypertext links containing images of destinations, informative texts, and search tools are the three most important features utilized by tourist website browsers. This study aims to offer insights into new areas for further research on tourism websites design, application and evaluation.

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Podróż jako poszukiwanie tożsamości. Europejskie peregrynacje romantyków rosyjskich

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Piwowarska D.

Politeja : Pismo Wydziału Studiów Miedzynarodowych i Politycznych Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego

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2013

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issue 4(26)

405-420

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The Author of the article concentrates on the role and sense of a journey as functioning in the consciousness of the Russian in the first half of the 19th century. The Russian used to travel to Europe for the sake of education already in the 18th century – in the epoch of Peter I. Travelling became even more popular in the Romantic period. Russian Romantics considered the journey to Europe as “the travel of discovery”, being thus a form of the exploration of the world and other cultures, but also a form of experience aimed at the acquisition of self‑knowledge and the recognition of self‑identity. The journey to the West of Europe could be perceived also in terms of a peculiar escape as well as an attempt at self‑liberation from the gloomy reality of the Russian Empire at the time of tsar Nikolay I. Russian travelers – observing European order and comparing it to their own country – realized that there was a great distance between Russia and Europe in this respect. The juxtaposition of those two worlds – Europe and Russia – was frequently connected with the process of verification of national, religious and cultural identity.

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Jan Czekanowski: antropolog na Czarnym Lądzie

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Czerska T.

Białostockie Studia Literaturoznawcze

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2017

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vol. 10

EN

The article is devoted to the diaries of Jan Czekanowski, an outstanding Polish anthropologist, who travelled to Africa in the years 1907–1909. Special attention is given here to the narrator’s attitudes. Czekanowski knew Africa primarily as an anthropologist and traveller. He perceived the process of colonization as a weave of economic, political and ideological motives. He was also indignant with colonial exploitation, which he observed mainly in Belgian colonies. However, Czekanowski’s portrait of Africa evokes the concept of orientalism, as defined by Edward W. Said. Its prominent aspect was perceiving the Other through the binary opposition between the East and West. Moreover, in spite of his declared affection for black Africans, the Polish scholar uses Orientalistic and colonial stereotypes which seem consistent with the nineteenth-century trends in travel literature.

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Piso the Rambler: Travelling and Tracking in Cicero’s Rhetoric Discourse

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Pap L.

Acta Universitatis Sapientiae, Philologica

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2015

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vol. 7

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issue 1

21-28

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Travelling was not less popular in ancient times than nowadays. People would set out for distant lands with various purposes: to trade, to do business, to gain information, to further develop science, to fight a battle, to visit sacred sites, and last but not least, they travelled with political-administrative purposes. Those who returned from these voyages often shared their exotic experiences; sometimes they even put them down on paper (like Herodotus, Pausanias, Caesar, etc.]. When somebody’s journey or delegation had not been very successful, they could still cosmeticize the story when telling it in the City, in case there had not been any witnesses to tell otherwise. On the other hand, such cases could easily be exploited by the prosecutor in critical situations such as a trial: Cicero used this exact method in his attack against Piso.

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Travel intention: Relative value of transport alternatives

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Brechan I.

Human Affairs

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2015

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vol. 26

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issue 4

390-399

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The objective was to test the Theory of Planned Behavior and the proposition that relative measures should be used in travel mode choice situations. Data from a survey in Norway was analyzed using regression analysis. The results indicated that factors of the Theory of Planned Behavior and past behavior predicted intentions to travel by car, public, transport, bicycle, and on foot. The results supported the idea that there is a split in perceived behavioral control in controllability and self-efficacy, as controllability was a significant predictor only for intention to travel by car. The use of relative measures added to the predictive strength of all predictors and increased prediction of behavioral intention for all travel modes. The results supported the Theory of Planned Behavior and the proposition regarding choice situations. Previous tests of the theory may have underestimated its predictive power. Attitudes, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral control predict travel intentions and may be targeted in interventions aimed at promoting travel mode choice.

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The role of tourism in European Union – selected issues

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Florek I. B.

Journal of Modern Science

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2018

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issue 3(38)

41-52

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The article presents an outline of European touristic policy and the role of tourism sector in European economy. Statistical data show the importance of European tourism as the number one tourist destination worldwide. Institutions of EU involved with tourism (such as the European Parliament – Committee on Transport and Tourism, the European Commission – DG Enterprise and Industry: Tourism section) shall put more emphasis on some specific issues as there is no specific tourism policy and development programmes in this matter. An urgent consideration must be given to a proper touristic service marketing by enhancing promotion programs, taking patterns from successful experiences of other countries, using modern marketing tools taking inspiration from new emerging tourism markets worldwide. The author shows the possibilities and prospects that internal market gives to the tourism of Member States. Community actions and measures are aimed at strengthening the position of European tourism. Moreover challenges and opportunities of European compared to world tourism are described.

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Dylematy poznawcze Krzysztofa Kolumba

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Iwańczak W.

Przegląd Humanistyczny

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2021

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vol. 65(1 (472))

55-71

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The text analyses the inner life of Christopher Columbus based mainly on his writings and the literature on the subject. It is an attempt to reconstruct the mentality of the great explorer against the background of his turbulent biography and the historical context of the turn of the Middle Ages and modern times.

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京都の「魔界観光」一条戻橋の歴史とイメージの変遷をめぐって

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Tatarczuk M.

Analecta Nipponica

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2014

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issue 4

101-121

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Transition of the Ichijō Modoribashi (Bridge of Returns) It comes as no surprise that the Japanese ancient capital, Kyoto, world-famous for its centuries-long history and rich culture, is among the most visited cities in the country, enjoyed by both domestic and foreign tourists alike. Many of them come to Kyoto to experience the traditional culture of Japan, but recent years have seen the emergence of a new type of tourist – one that explores places connected with the “Other World” or the supernatural, a phenomenon known in Japanese as makai kankō or makai meguri. The purpose of this paper is to describe how Kyoto became a symbol of traditional Japanese culture through various local government policies, especially in the 19th century. It also shows that the recent trend of visiting the supernatural-related spots reflects how Kyoto was perceived, and how its image evolved during the 20th century. The paper focuses on one particular example of the Ichijō Modoribashi, a bridge believed to stand in the exact same place as when it was first built in the Heian period. By tracing the roots of legends concerning the bridge, one can understand how the image of this spot has changed, and how it is connected with certain events in history. Currently, the Ichijō Modoribashi is depicted as a place closely related to the Japanese legendary astrologer, Abe no Seimei, a popular character found in numerous Japanese novels, comic books, and movies. The sightseeing history of the Ichijō Modoribashi is discussed with reference to Miyako meisho zue (Pictorial Guide to Famous Places in Kyōto) published in 1780 by Akisato Ritō, in the earliest Japanese travel magazine, Tabi (1924-2012), and the most popular travel guide book in Japan, Rurubu (1984 -), issued by JTB Publishing.

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Cesta z města. Motorkářství : sport, umění nebo rituál?

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Pitrová I.

Český lid: etnologický časopis (Český lid: Ethnological journal)

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2009

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vol. 96

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issue 1

35-47

EN

Text offers variety of anthropological perspectives which can be used to gain insight into the culture of motorcycling and motorcyclers (particular sport touring bikes). Asking if motorcycling can be explained as a sport, art or ritual, the complexity of motorcycling phenomena is being shown. Motorcycling as a preferred leisure activity is here regarded through the body experience (embodied capital), risk taking experience (edgework), naturalness seeking (civilization escape), traveling (the road) and finally through bike´s qualities such as flexibility, mobility and spontaneity. The historical context of motorcycling beginnings is briefly described (antihero, rebel without reason). Such a theorizing about motorcycling serves us for proving that sport touring biking is not subculture in common meaning but rather a praxeology- performance based on shared embodied experiencing.

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India in the Imagination of 20th and 21st Century Croatian Literature

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Molvarec L.

Poznańskie Studia Slawistyczne

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2022

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issue 23

93-110

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The purpose of this paper is to study perceptions of India in three literary works, from the 20th and 21st century. The first part looks into the tenets of postcolonial theory and literary imagology as a possible methodological framework. Subsequently, premodern perceptions of India in the Croatian literary and cultural space are summarised. The central analysis focuses on the historical novelJaša Dalmatin (Jaša Dalmatin, Viceroy of Gujarat) by Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić, the travelogue U potrazi za staklenim gradom (In Search of the Glass City) by Željko Malnar and Borna Bebek, and the short story Indija (India) by Bekim Sejranović. The analysis demonstrates that each of these writings reconstructs premodern perceptions to some extent, but primarily introduces new perceptions that are linked to the specific social, cultural and ideological context in which these works were written. This indicates that literary perceptions are at the same time always acts of literary fiction as well as a socially and culturally construed production of meaning.

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Wpływ współczesnych migracji terrorystycznych na bezpieczeństwo

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Zabrocki P. R.

Studia Prawa Publicznego

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2021

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issue 2 (34)

107-123

EN

The premise of this text is to analyze by means of selected examples the issues related to the broad definition of security, and modern and developing terrorist migration. Moreover, the aim of this paper is to approach the subject in question from the perspective of the current legal state by means of the formal and dogmatic method, but also by means of the method of criticism and analysis of the literature, which will allow a full understanding of the shape, functioning and causes of errors of modern security bodies. The above will influence the formulation of de lege ferenda postulates in the conclusion. The European Union is based on solid foundations. So how does globalisation, in its broadest sense, affect the world around us and the elementary values of the modern world? Modern terrorism, which strikes at the security of developed countries, is undoubtedly a global phenomenon that also sows fear for normal existence in one’s own country. Unrestricted, cross-border terrorist activity is leading to intra-community division. This is the result of internal conflicts over common values. The surveillance and detection of migrants from outside the European community who are criminals is becoming a more difficult task with time. This is due to the fact that terrorist organisations operate according to a well-defined plan, creating extensive networks and recruiting new members for their groups in many countries simultaneously. The fight against terrorism is being waged on Europe’s streets and in the homes and schools of its citizens. The struggle for security begins at the borders of European countries. What is crucial in this fight is the latest equipment and cooperation between security bodies, including the special services of all the countries of the European Union and NATO. It is essential to introduce appropriate legislation to limit the free movement of people who commit crimes and to develop methods to distinguish terrorists from economic migrants or refugees. The state must guarantee the security of its citizens and combat terrorism effectively.

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Dilemmas of Cultural Mediation: A Case Study of Tourism

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Ajtony Z.

Acta Universitatis Sapientiae, Philologica

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2015

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vol. 7

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issue 2

47-58

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Travelling implies the encounter and, in certain cases, the clash of cultures. By interpreting translation as a means of transfer between languages and cultures, the present study looks into the different views on translating culture-specific realia. Through a close analysis of texts with the purpose of informing foreign tourists it offers ways of how to carry out this mediation. The study calls for further research into closely related issues, such as the translator’s cultural awareness of and sensitivity to similarity and difference, identity and alterity in culture.

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Mario Puccini between Italy and Argentina

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Traina G., Traina G.

Kwartalnik Neofilologiczny

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2019

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issue 2

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Celebrating patron saints as an element of the Sicilian character: the foreign travelers point of view

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Walendziak-Genco E., Walendziak-Genco E.

Kwartalnik Neofilologiczny

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2019

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issue 2

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