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DOI 10.12887/26-2013-4-104-16



Marek KAZIMIERCZAK – Traveling, or Taming the Space


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The present article attempts to capture the socio-cultural potential of experiencing the world during travel, to get under the surface of traveling experience, as well as to grasp the sense of individual and collective tourist experiences. Part one is devoted to travel as the way of life beyond the everyday. Here is exposed the existential dimension of travel, which is a part of the strategy of human life. In the second part, concerning the definition and description of the tourism space as the product of collective and individual imagination, a process of arranging this space is presented. Part three relates to the forms of taming of a tourist space and describes the key issues of tourism assimilation, considered in the context of a tourist experience. This includes the issue of searching for authenticity as the driving force of tourism activities and even an important criterion for continuous enhancing the attractiveness of tourism. The accent here is placed on the ethical assimilation of the space and refers to the relationship between a human being and his or her own environment based on respecting the moral values such as responsibility, solidarity, concern for others or hospitality. The article ends with an ethical and educational call for a spiritual improvement that comes from the message of “being on the way.”

Keywords: ethics, philosophy, travel, space, tourism

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Department of Cultural Foundations of Tourism, Faculty of Tourism and Recreation,
Eugeniusz Piasecki University School of Physical Eduacation,
ul. Królowej Jadwigi 27/39,
61-871 Poznań, Poland
E-mail: makazim@o2.pl
Phone: +48 61 8355284
http://www.zkpt.pl/index.php/pracownicy/8-dr-hab-prof-awf-marek-kazimierczak



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  1. ISSN 0860-8024
  2. e-ISSN 2720-5355
  3. The Republic of Poland Ministry of Science and Higher Education Value: 100.00
  4. Quarterly “Ethos” is indexed by the following databases: EBSCO, CEEOL, Index Copernicus (ICV 2017: 55.26), Philosopher’s Index, ERIH Plus.
  5. DOI Prefix 10.12887