Dagmara Chylińska
Biographic Data
| ID | 3066235 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dagmara Chylińska |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dagmara |
| FAMILY NAME | Chylińska |
| SIGNATURE | CHYLIŃSKA D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Wrocław |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2517-2856 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Geotourism in the museum? Art as an ambassador of geoheritage and a support for geoeducation
Geotourism is one of the most flexible forms of tourism. It can be practiced virtually anywhere, both in natural and anthropogenic environments, and in connection with a wide range of contexts – not only those related to geoeducation, but also to historical, social, and cultural dimensions. Although museums, particularly those dedicated to geoheritage, are among the most frequently visited geoattractions, art museums are not typically perceived i…
Revitalisation through culture on the example of Hamburg, Grudziądz and Bydgoszcz
In many places, warehouse buildings, especially historic ones, are the inner periphery of cities – difficult to adapt, lacking modern functions, going to rack and ruin, or being unused. Regarding that they often occupy large areas in attractive locations, such as on riverbanks or along former commercial tracts, they require the authorities or decision-makers to undertake revitalisation projects whose scale and degree of difficulty make them excep…
Between marvelling and protection. Sustainable ecotourism on the example of birdwatching in the Vorpommersche Boddenlandschaft National Park (Germany) and the Ujście Warty National Park (Poland)
Birdwatching is one of the most delightful activities for nature lovers in places that let birds freely live, breed, and prepare for migration. The phenomenon has been popular in Western Europe for many years and is gaining importance wherever the continent’s shrinking wetlands have been preserved. The necessity of bird habitat protection makes us think of a sustainable formula for birdwatching as a specific form of ecotourism. Having conducted f…
Current paleoanthropology and paleoarchaeology in the museums of Poland in the tourism context. Invisible heritage
The heritage of prehistory, in the fields of both palaeoanthropology and palaeoarchaeology, constitutes a huge physical and interpretative resource, even though the majority of artefacts have never left museum storage rooms. The current significant development in research into human fossils does lead to considerations about the current ways of exhibiting museum collections regarding this kind of heritage. In Poland, artefacts of prehistory, inclu…
The Werkbund estates in Wrocław and Stuttgart as examples of the tourism use of modernist urban complexes
The turn of the twentieth century brought many progressive ideas in the field of architecture and urban planning that are also reflected in modernist urban residential estates. These modern structures and spatial compositions reflected the need for good quality of living in healthy urban, natural and social environment. The paper focuses on two estates of the German Werkbund located in Wrocław (WUWA, Poland) and Stuttgart (Weissenhof, Germany), w…
Escape? But where? About ‘escape tourism’
Escape tourism seems to be difficult to define. It is related to many different kinds of tourism, including the so-called Robinson tourism. Given that escape tourists’ motives, ways of travelling and activities vary widely, the article deals with general conditions which may trigger the decision to undertake escape tourism. It also examines geographical spaces that are potential destinations for escapees thanks to their remote location or specifi…
Memory anew
The 1989 changes in the political system in Poland resulted not only in thorough reshaping of political and economic structure of the state, but also in a range of identity processes at both regional and country level. Memory, freed from the burden of communism, demanded concepts such as identity and heritage is defined again. It was necessary to verify myths and half-told truths, to articulate issues that had so far been silenced, hidden or even…
Military museums in Poland – between the past and the future
Museums are a constantly developing segment of cultural tourism. Poland is in line with current trends in museums, expanding its offer and adapting it to the requirements of the world of contemporary image culture and multisensory experiences, which is increasingly dominated by technology. The authors of the paper undertook to recognise the specificity of military museums, by conducting a survey of approximately a third of all such institutions i…
"Nameless landscapes" - what can be seen and understood on a battlefield
A battlefield—as a complex notion—encompasses many kinds of space, from the physical to the symbolic. The features of geographical elements together created the stage for a clash and conditioned in some way (partly or even entirely) the course and result of the battle. However, today's battlefield landscape is often a literary silent witness to history, telling us nothing of the past. Given the fact that battlefields have become tourist attractio…
Lighthouses as traditional coastal landscape heritage and the basis for lighthouse tourism development
Lighthouses are typical elements of coastal landscapes, however automation usually means the loss of their primary functions. In searching for new functions, tourism is regarded as the best prospect. The tourism attractiveness of lighthouses is scrutinized and linked with different forms of tourism. Focusing on the Polish lighthouses, it is explained that given the cultural, social and economic transitions on the Southern Baltic coastline they co…
Krajobrazy zdegradowane jako atrakcja turystyczna oraz miejsce wypoczynku i rekreacji
Celem autorów artykułu jest określenie roli krajobrazów zdegradowanych w turystyce. Autorzy starają się odpowiedzieć na pytania dotyczące kontekstów, w jakich tego typu krajobrazy można odnaleźć w obrębie potrzeby podróżowania, wypoczynku, poznania czy doświadczania przez człowieka. Stawiają pytania zarówno o fizyczne, jak i symboliczne granice dla turystyki i rekreacji w krajobrazach zdegradowanych. Praca opiera się na przeglądzie literatury i o…
Degraded landscapes as a tourist attraction and place for leisure and recreation
The aim of the article is to assess the role of degraded landscapes in tourism. The authors try to answer questions about the contexts in which such landscapes may be found in relation to those complex phenomena concerning the human need for travel, leisure, cognition and experience. They also pose questions about the physical and symbolic limits to tourism and recreation in degraded landscapes. The work is based on a literature review and observ…
Obiekty militarno-wojskowe z czasów II wojny światowej na Dolnym Śląsku jako produkt turystyczny
Dolny Śląsk jest regionem predestynowanym do rozwoju turystyki militarnej ze względu na znaczący potencjał obiektów militarno-wojskowych z czasów II wojny światowej. Część z nich, m.in. obiekty podziemnego kompleksu „Riese”, stanowi gotowy produkt turystyczny, na który składają się zagospodarowane atrakcje turystyczne, infrastruktura turystyczna, promocja, rejestrowany ruch turystyczny oraz pozostałe komplementarne usługi. Inne obiekty militarne,…
Escape? But where? About ‘escape tourism’
Escape tourism seems to be difficult to define. It is related to many different kinds of tourism, including the so-called Robinson tourism. Given that escape tourists’ motives, ways of travelling and activities vary widely, the article deals with general conditions which may trigger the decision to undertake escape tourism. It also examines geographical spaces that are potential destinations for escapees thanks to their remote location or specifi…
"Nameless landscapes" - what can be seen and understood on a battlefield
A battlefield—as a complex notion—encompasses many kinds of space, from the physical to the symbolic. The features of geographical elements together created the stage for a clash and conditioned in some way (partly or even entirely) the course and result of the battle. However, today's battlefield landscape is often a literary silent witness to history, telling us nothing of the past. Given the fact that battlefields have become tourist attractio…
Lighthouses as traditional coastal landscape heritage and the basis for lighthouse tourism development
Lighthouses are typical elements of coastal landscapes, however automation usually means the loss of their primary functions. In searching for new functions, tourism is regarded as the best prospect. The tourism attractiveness of lighthouses is scrutinized and linked with different forms of tourism. Focusing on the Polish lighthouses, it is explained that given the cultural, social and economic transitions on the Southern Baltic coastline they co…
The Werkbund estates in Wrocław and Stuttgart as examples of the tourism use of modernist urban complexes
The turn of the twentieth century brought many progressive ideas in the field of architecture and urban planning that are also reflected in modernist urban residential estates. These modern structures and spatial compositions reflected the need for good quality of living in healthy urban, natural and social environment. The paper focuses on two estates of the German Werkbund located in Wrocław (WUWA, Poland) and Stuttgart (Weissenhof, Germany), w…
Obiekty militarno-wojskowe z czasów II wojny światowej na Dolnym Śląsku jako produkt turystyczny
Dolny Śląsk jest regionem predestynowanym do rozwoju turystyki militarnej ze względu na znaczący potencjał obiektów militarno-wojskowych z czasów II wojny światowej. Część z nich, m.in. obiekty podziemnego kompleksu „Riese”, stanowi gotowy produkt turystyczny, na który składają się zagospodarowane atrakcje turystyczne, infrastruktura turystyczna, promocja, rejestrowany ruch turystyczny oraz pozostałe komplementarne usługi. Inne obiekty militarne,…
Krajobrazy zdegradowane jako atrakcja turystyczna oraz miejsce wypoczynku i rekreacji
Celem autorów artykułu jest określenie roli krajobrazów zdegradowanych w turystyce. Autorzy starają się odpowiedzieć na pytania dotyczące kontekstów, w jakich tego typu krajobrazy można odnaleźć w obrębie potrzeby podróżowania, wypoczynku, poznania czy doświadczania przez człowieka. Stawiają pytania zarówno o fizyczne, jak i symboliczne granice dla turystyki i rekreacji w krajobrazach zdegradowanych. Praca opiera się na przeglądzie literatury i o…
Degraded landscapes as a tourist attraction and place for leisure and recreation
The aim of the article is to assess the role of degraded landscapes in tourism. The authors try to answer questions about the contexts in which such landscapes may be found in relation to those complex phenomena concerning the human need for travel, leisure, cognition and experience. They also pose questions about the physical and symbolic limits to tourism and recreation in degraded landscapes. The work is based on a literature review and observ…
Lighthouses as traditional coastal landscape heritage and the basis for lighthouse tourism development
Lighthouses are typical elements of coastal landscapes, however automation usually means the loss of their primary functions. In searching for new functions, tourism is regarded as the best prospect. The tourism attractiveness of lighthouses is scrutinized and linked with different forms of tourism. Focusing on the Polish lighthouses, it is explained that given the cultural, social and economic transitions on the Southern Baltic coastline they co…
Military museums in Poland – between the past and the future
Museums are a constantly developing segment of cultural tourism. Poland is in line with current trends in museums, expanding its offer and adapting it to the requirements of the world of contemporary image culture and multisensory experiences, which is increasingly dominated by technology. The authors of the paper undertook to recognise the specificity of military museums, by conducting a survey of approximately a third of all such institutions i…
"Nameless landscapes" - what can be seen and understood on a battlefield
A battlefield—as a complex notion—encompasses many kinds of space, from the physical to the symbolic. The features of geographical elements together created the stage for a clash and conditioned in some way (partly or even entirely) the course and result of the battle. However, today's battlefield landscape is often a literary silent witness to history, telling us nothing of the past. Given the fact that battlefields have become tourist attractio…
Memory anew
The 1989 changes in the political system in Poland resulted not only in thorough reshaping of political and economic structure of the state, but also in a range of identity processes at both regional and country level. Memory, freed from the burden of communism, demanded concepts such as identity and heritage is defined again. It was necessary to verify myths and half-told truths, to articulate issues that had so far been silenced, hidden or even…
Escape? But where? About ‘escape tourism’
Escape tourism seems to be difficult to define. It is related to many different kinds of tourism, including the so-called Robinson tourism. Given that escape tourists’ motives, ways of travelling and activities vary widely, the article deals with general conditions which may trigger the decision to undertake escape tourism. It also examines geographical spaces that are potential destinations for escapees thanks to their remote location or specifi…
Current paleoanthropology and paleoarchaeology in the museums of Poland in the tourism context. Invisible heritage
The heritage of prehistory, in the fields of both palaeoanthropology and palaeoarchaeology, constitutes a huge physical and interpretative resource, even though the majority of artefacts have never left museum storage rooms. The current significant development in research into human fossils does lead to considerations about the current ways of exhibiting museum collections regarding this kind of heritage. In Poland, artefacts of prehistory, inclu…
The Werkbund estates in Wrocław and Stuttgart as examples of the tourism use of modernist urban complexes
The turn of the twentieth century brought many progressive ideas in the field of architecture and urban planning that are also reflected in modernist urban residential estates. These modern structures and spatial compositions reflected the need for good quality of living in healthy urban, natural and social environment. The paper focuses on two estates of the German Werkbund located in Wrocław (WUWA, Poland) and Stuttgart (Weissenhof, Germany), w…
Between marvelling and protection. Sustainable ecotourism on the example of birdwatching in the Vorpommersche Boddenlandschaft National Park (Germany) and the Ujście Warty National Park (Poland)
Birdwatching is one of the most delightful activities for nature lovers in places that let birds freely live, breed, and prepare for migration. The phenomenon has been popular in Western Europe for many years and is gaining importance wherever the continent’s shrinking wetlands have been preserved. The necessity of bird habitat protection makes us think of a sustainable formula for birdwatching as a specific form of ecotourism. Having conducted f…
Geotourism in the museum? Art as an ambassador of geoheritage and a support for geoeducation
Geotourism is one of the most flexible forms of tourism. It can be practiced virtually anywhere, both in natural and anthropogenic environments, and in connection with a wide range of contexts – not only those related to geoeducation, but also to historical, social, and cultural dimensions. Although museums, particularly those dedicated to geoheritage, are among the most frequently visited geoattractions, art museums are not typically perceived i…
Revitalisation through culture on the example of Hamburg, Grudziądz and Bydgoszcz
In many places, warehouse buildings, especially historic ones, are the inner periphery of cities – difficult to adapt, lacking modern functions, going to rack and ruin, or being unused. Regarding that they often occupy large areas in attractive locations, such as on riverbanks or along former commercial tracts, they require the authorities or decision-makers to undertake revitalisation projects whose scale and degree of difficulty make them excep…
Tourism (10 works) · Urban Development and Cultural Heritage (7 works) · Archaeology (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Art (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Cultural heritage (3 works)