2006
DOI: 10.3917/autr.040.0003
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“…Recent anthropological approaches to tourism no longer only show local populations as "victims" of a phenomenon that is beyond their control, but also as actors involved in the evolution of their societies. More and more studies are indeed observing the re-appropriation of tourism by local populations, allowing them to formulate a discourse-highlighting autochtony for example-that resists or, on the contrary, integrates into national logics and contributes to the reinforcement of local identities (Picard 1992;Boissevain 1996;Doquet and Ménestrel 2006). Tourism is then strategically mobilized to promote "an imaginary of the place" (Debarbieux 2012; Gravari-Barbas and Graburn 2012) and allows the acquiring of both the visibility and recognition of a specificity that thwarts the relationship of domination.…”
Section: Tourism Development At Passovermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recent anthropological approaches to tourism no longer only show local populations as "victims" of a phenomenon that is beyond their control, but also as actors involved in the evolution of their societies. More and more studies are indeed observing the re-appropriation of tourism by local populations, allowing them to formulate a discourse-highlighting autochtony for example-that resists or, on the contrary, integrates into national logics and contributes to the reinforcement of local identities (Picard 1992;Boissevain 1996;Doquet and Ménestrel 2006). Tourism is then strategically mobilized to promote "an imaginary of the place" (Debarbieux 2012; Gravari-Barbas and Graburn 2012) and allows the acquiring of both the visibility and recognition of a specificity that thwarts the relationship of domination.…”
Section: Tourism Development At Passovermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ces propos de guides stambouliotes, qu'il convient d'interroger, illustrent le double rôle du guide, de médiateur culturel et de représentation (Chabloz et Raout 2009 : 13). Ils donnent aussi à voir les « actions entreprises par des sociétés se construisant ou se reconstruisant avec et à travers le tourisme » (Doquet et Le Menestrel 2006 : 3) pour répondre au « regard touristique » (Urry 1990). Quel est alors l'imaginaire touristique mis en scène et véhiculé par le guide ?…”
Section: Imaginaire Touristique Et Authenticité à Fès Et Istanbul Murunclassified