2018
DOI: 10.1590/1984-9250854
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A análise etnometodológica do turismo como prática numa orla marítima no Nordeste brasileiro

Abstract: Resumo Este artigo objetivou analisar etnometodologicamente os processos organizativos do turismo como prática na orla marítima de João Pessoa/PB (Brasil). A etnometodologia foi o método utilizado para a pesquisa empírica, com a realização de visitas à orla marítima, com base nas quais ocorreram observações, conversas informais, entrevistas e foram tomadas notas de campo. Os dados foram analisados com base no referencial teórico, assim como nos questionamentos norteadores dos cinco conceitos-chave da etnometod… Show more

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“…In the Brazilian context, the environment and sustainability debate is about water quality (Damasceno et al , 2015), coastal erosion (Muehe, 2001; Lins-de-Barros, 2005) and sustainability (Cavalcante and Bispo, 2014, Bulhões et al , 2016). Tourism is another important issue for Brazilian waterfronts because of its positive and negative impacts on the economy, environment and society (Martins-da-Silva and Soriano-Sierra, 2013; Cavalcante and Bispo, 2018). Other current topics of debate related to waterfront are social issues such as child labor (Meneses et al , 2012; Vidal-Junior et al , 2017), social segregation (Peixoto and Silva, 2016; Farias, 2016) and occupation and urbanization (Junqueira, 2017; Viana, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the Brazilian context, the environment and sustainability debate is about water quality (Damasceno et al , 2015), coastal erosion (Muehe, 2001; Lins-de-Barros, 2005) and sustainability (Cavalcante and Bispo, 2014, Bulhões et al , 2016). Tourism is another important issue for Brazilian waterfronts because of its positive and negative impacts on the economy, environment and society (Martins-da-Silva and Soriano-Sierra, 2013; Cavalcante and Bispo, 2018). Other current topics of debate related to waterfront are social issues such as child labor (Meneses et al , 2012; Vidal-Junior et al , 2017), social segregation (Peixoto and Silva, 2016; Farias, 2016) and occupation and urbanization (Junqueira, 2017; Viana, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%