2019
DOI: 10.7784/rbtur.v13i2.1568
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O turismo é uma dádiva? Uma “etnografia das trocas” e a oferta da experiência “chamada” Turismo de Base Comunitária em Anã/Santarém/Pará

Abstract: Este artigo objetiva mostrar que a experiência de turismo desenvolvida na comunidade de Anã/Santarém/Pará envolve várias relações de troca e reciprocidade, conforme a concepção de Mauss (1925/2017). Para esse autor, a dádiva é ambivalente, pois é simultaneamente, interessada e desinteressada, voluntária e obrigatória. O caráter ambivalente da dádiva foi compreendido pela noção de interesse postulada por Bourdieu (2011). A pesquisa de campo seguiu os pressupostos da pesquisa etnográf… Show more

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“…When other interests are placed above the interests of the community, even if the activity represents benefits (capital and symbolic) an asymmetrical power relationship is formed, which produces colonialities [exploitation] such as knowledge and being. Therefore, it is disregarded that it is 'community-based tourism' when the fundamental requirement -community autonomy -is absent (ASSIS; PEIXOTO, 2019).…”
Section: Community Perspective On Tourismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When other interests are placed above the interests of the community, even if the activity represents benefits (capital and symbolic) an asymmetrical power relationship is formed, which produces colonialities [exploitation] such as knowledge and being. Therefore, it is disregarded that it is 'community-based tourism' when the fundamental requirement -community autonomy -is absent (ASSIS; PEIXOTO, 2019).…”
Section: Community Perspective On Tourismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A recent study carried out in the community of Anã verified that the village′s tourism is not community-based, since the community members do not have autonomy in the management of the tourist activity in their territory [86]. To be considered communitybased tourism, the activity must fulfil criteria such as having the support and participation of the local population, maximum economic benefits absorbed by the local people, and protection of cultural identity and the environment [87].…”
Section: Perception Of the Concept Of Alternative Tourismmentioning
confidence: 99%