2020
DOI: 10.1080/11745398.2020.1740603
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Animal-based experiences and animal experiences: farm animals’ perspective on human leisure in rural settings

Abstract: This study poses the question: How are leisure experiences inspired by rural practices about the traditional use of farm animals lived by the animals? The aim is to contribute to the literature about farm animals in leisure experiences and the animals' perspectives on the leisure experiences in which they are involved. Based on the main tenets of ecofeminism, it explores the research question by adopting a creative approach consisting of a fictional story about a pig living at a rural museum. An ad hoc model i… Show more

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“…A few scholars have attempted to report on animals' perspectives in the tourism, hospitality and leisure literature: the study about swim-with-dolphins tourism mentioned above, a study on the thoughts of a pig rescued from slaughter at a rural event, and a study in which orcas tell the scientific and tourism community what they think about whale-watching (Bertella et al, 2019;Bertella, 2020Bertella, , 2021. The approaches used in these studies rely on fiction and, in one case, on developing potential future scenarios (Banks & Banks, 1998;Reinhold, 2018;Yeoman & Postma, 2014).…”
Section: Animals' Voices: Challenges and Possibilitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A few scholars have attempted to report on animals' perspectives in the tourism, hospitality and leisure literature: the study about swim-with-dolphins tourism mentioned above, a study on the thoughts of a pig rescued from slaughter at a rural event, and a study in which orcas tell the scientific and tourism community what they think about whale-watching (Bertella et al, 2019;Bertella, 2020Bertella, , 2021. The approaches used in these studies rely on fiction and, in one case, on developing potential future scenarios (Banks & Banks, 1998;Reinhold, 2018;Yeoman & Postma, 2014).…”
Section: Animals' Voices: Challenges and Possibilitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Accordingly, Bertella et al (2019) combined their theoretical and practical knowledge from academia and the non-profit sector to develop a fictional dolphin-tourist dialogue. Another means of approaching these challenges is to gain knowledge about animals by consulting the available literature; for example, Bertella (2020) used various sources to learn about pigs and their cognitive and emotional capacities.…”
Section: Animals' Voices: Challenges and Possibilitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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