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|a The study of tourism :
|b anthropological and sociological beginnings /
|c Dennison Nash, editor.
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|a Amsterdam ;
|b Elsevier Science,
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|a Boston ;
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|a 1 online resource (xii, 305 pages).
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|a Tourism social science series
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|a Includes bibliographical references (pages 275-295) and indexes.
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|a Cover -- Copyright Page -- Preface -- Contents -- Chapter 1. Prologue -- Tourism as a Social Fact -- Anthropological and Sociological Inquiry -- The Discovery of Tourism by Anthropologists and Sociologists -- By Way of Summary -- Chapter 2. The Study -- The Use of Informants -- Research Procedures -- Techniques for Acquiring Information -- Chapter 3. Personal Histories -- Saints, Fireworks, and Tourists -- Youth Tourists in Acre: A Disturbance becomes a Lifelong Preoccupation -- A Difficult Passage, Largely Unassisted -- The Life and Times of a Wandering Tourism Researcher -- Tourism Through the Looking Glass -- Entry into a new Field of Study: Leaving a Footprint -- Constructing a Research Project: From Past Definite to Future Perfect -- Anthropology for all the Wrong Reasons -- A Natural Progression -- From Turkey to Bali: Cultural Identity as Tourist Attraction -- Studying Tourism? 1974 and Beyond! -- On the Road to a Feminist Tourism Studies -- Tourism and Ethnic Relations: The Obvious Connection -- Chapter 4. The Emergence of a New Field of Study -- Tourism Study as a Social Fact -- In the Beginning -- Getting Involved -- Tourism Study as a Cultural Innovation -- Social Scientific Understanding in Tourism Study -- Development of a New Field -- Institutionalization -- The Component of Meaning -- Definitions -- Some Meaningful Traditions -- Some Fertile Conceptual Traditions -- Overview -- Chapter 5. Epilogue -- Where are We Now? -- The Context of Current Tourism Study: Theory and Method -- The Context of Current Tourism Study: Academic Structures -- The Context of Current Tourism Study: An Expanding Industry -- Where are We, and Where are We Headed? -- Appendix A -- Guide for Personal Histories -- Editor's Explanatory Note -- Appendix B -- Serendipity -- Appendix C -- A Little Primary Research -- References -- Author Index -- Subject Index -- Last Page.
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