Tourism and Gender: Embodiment, Sensuality and Experience

This current collection attempts to continue the gender-focused work which has sought to rupture and destabilize some of the prevailing orthodoxies and rather cosy comfortableness of much tourism enquiry. At a time when gender research is frequently characterized as old-fashioned and irrelevant i...

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Những tác giả chính: Pritchard, Annette, Morgan, Nigel, Ateljevic, Irena, Harris, Candice
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spelling oai:scholar.dlu.edu.vn:DLU123456789-366282023-11-11T05:23:17Z Tourism and Gender: Embodiment, Sensuality and Experience Pritchard, Annette Morgan, Nigel Ateljevic, Irena Harris, Candice Tourism Embodiment This current collection attempts to continue the gender-focused work which has sought to rupture and destabilize some of the prevailing orthodoxies and rather cosy comfortableness of much tourism enquiry. At a time when gender research is frequently characterized as old-fashioned and irrelevant in the wake of postmodernism and post-feminism, there is a pressing need to restate the case for its place in tourism scholarship, some 30 years after the earliest work. Gender-focused and feminist-oriented investigation in tourism studies presents the individual researcher with a series of personal, political and intellectual confrontations. For many of the contributors here, their research and writing has involved personally and professionally challenging journeys and encounters, often undertaking gender-focused or methodologically ‘risky’ work in largely positivist academic environments which dismiss the academic credibility of gender research and women’s studies and distain researcher positionality and voice. Yet, over a decade after the first coherent collections of work were published, gender tourism studies more than ever need to embrace approaches which explore the material, the symbolic, the social and the cultural in order to understand how they operate as ‘both a site and process of construction, legitimation, reproduction and reworking of gender relations’ (Aitchison, 2005, p. 22). To date the objects of tourism gender research have almost exclusively been women (rather than women and men) and research has largely focused on employment patterns and sex tourism, whilst too little work has focused on women’s experiences as consumers rather than producers of tourism. In assembling this volume we were conscious of the need to address these gaps as well as to combine theoretical critique with sociocultural analysis; the material with the symbolic; the body and embodiment; and tourism sites and processes of gender relations. 2014-03-17T02:53:45Z 2014-03-17T02:53:45Z 2007 Book 978 1 84593 271 8 https://scholar.dlu.edu.vn/thuvienso/handle/DLU123456789/36628 en application/pdf CABI
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topic Tourism
Embodiment
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Embodiment
Pritchard, Annette
Morgan, Nigel
Ateljevic, Irena
Harris, Candice
Tourism and Gender: Embodiment, Sensuality and Experience
description This current collection attempts to continue the gender-focused work which has sought to rupture and destabilize some of the prevailing orthodoxies and rather cosy comfortableness of much tourism enquiry. At a time when gender research is frequently characterized as old-fashioned and irrelevant in the wake of postmodernism and post-feminism, there is a pressing need to restate the case for its place in tourism scholarship, some 30 years after the earliest work. Gender-focused and feminist-oriented investigation in tourism studies presents the individual researcher with a series of personal, political and intellectual confrontations. For many of the contributors here, their research and writing has involved personally and professionally challenging journeys and encounters, often undertaking gender-focused or methodologically ‘risky’ work in largely positivist academic environments which dismiss the academic credibility of gender research and women’s studies and distain researcher positionality and voice. Yet, over a decade after the first coherent collections of work were published, gender tourism studies more than ever need to embrace approaches which explore the material, the symbolic, the social and the cultural in order to understand how they operate as ‘both a site and process of construction, legitimation, reproduction and reworking of gender relations’ (Aitchison, 2005, p. 22). To date the objects of tourism gender research have almost exclusively been women (rather than women and men) and research has largely focused on employment patterns and sex tourism, whilst too little work has focused on women’s experiences as consumers rather than producers of tourism. In assembling this volume we were conscious of the need to address these gaps as well as to combine theoretical critique with sociocultural analysis; the material with the symbolic; the body and embodiment; and tourism sites and processes of gender relations.
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Harris, Candice
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Harris, Candice
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title Tourism and Gender: Embodiment, Sensuality and Experience
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