Situating the wildlife spectacle: ecofeminism, representation, and polar bear tourism

Yudina, Olga; Grimwood, Bryan S. R.

doi:10.1080/09669582.2015.1083996

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“…The aforementioned situation is also proven true in the polar‐bear‐watching case given the prevalence of economic discourse in promotional materials (Yudina & Grimwood, ). The vague and imprecise discourse generated by the government is verified to lead to the duality among tourists (Fazito, Scott, & Russell, ).…”

Section: Thematic Analysis Of Cda Studies In Tourismmentioning

confidence: 93%

Review of critical discourse analysis in tourism studies

Qian

Wei²,

Law

2018

Journal of Tourism Research

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Critical discourse analysis (CDA) is one of the prevalent schools in discourse analysis, which is particularly useful in analyzing in-depth meanings under a specific social context. Tourism researchers have realized the effectiveness of such an approach in exploring multifaceted tourism phenomena and have, thus, conducted studies in various tourism areas. A timely review of CDA in tourism offers signposts for the previous works of scholars and guidance for scholars who want to deploy CDA methods in the future. In this study, 50 articles were eventually reviewed on the basis of rigorous selection criteria. Bibliometric and thematic features of these articles are identified. Five key areas, namely, travel motivation, destination image, tourism marketing, sustainable tourism, and social relationship in tourism, were determined to dominate the current CDA studies in tourism, which is distinctly helpful in enriching the understanding of the academia toward tourism and in supporting the sustainable development of the industry. This study also draws the academia's attention toward CDA to consider deploying this method in examining various tourism phenomena under a broader social context.

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Section: Thematic Analysis Of Cda Studies In Tourismmentioning

confidence: 93%

Review of critical discourse analysis in tourism studies

Qian

Wei²,

Law

2018

Journal of Tourism Research

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“…Since the publication of that issue and the book Tourism and Animal Ethics (Fennell, 2012), the tourism literature on animals, both domesticated and wild, has increased considerably. Several tourism publications have adopted a critical stance on the inclusion of the animals in the tourism industry, some of them adopting the ecofeminism approach (Yudina & Fennell, 2013;Yudina & Grimwood, 2016;Bertella, 2018).…”

Section: Animals and Co-creation In Tourismmentioning

confidence: 99%

Wildlife tourism through the co-creation lens

Bertella

Fumagalli

Vanessa³

2019

Tourism Recreation Research

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Wildlife tourism through the co-creation lens This study reflects on the conceptualization of wild animals as co-creators. Its purpose is to encourage reflection about the role of animals in wildlife tourism. Therefore, to this endand in the belief that diversity and creativity are important elements in critical thinkingthe study was developed by a research team with diverse professional backgrounds. It adopts a fictional methodological approach, employing a fictive dialogue between a tourist joining a swim-with-dolphins tour and a dolphin and draws upon recent scholarly contributions on animals from the perspective of various disciplines, including philosophy, biology and tourism, The study's most important contribution comes in the form of a discussion of the co-creation concept from a critical perspective, based on innovative and explicitly-described ontological, epistemological and methodological considerations.

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“…No obstante, durante la última década se han incorporado con fuerza la investigación sobre turismo, el cambio climático y el calentamiento global. Por otro lado, empiezan a verse estudios de sostenibilidad en ámbitos de investigación en turismo relativamente poco habituales como los festivales (Stevenson, 2016), el pro-poor tourism (Hall, 2007), el ecofeminismo (Yudina, Bryan, Grimwood, 2016), el turismo urbano (Maxim, 2016), la gobernanza (Bramwell y Lane, 2011), el turismo de voluntarios (Wearing, 2001), los destinos turísticos inteligentes (Gretzel, 2011) o la filantropía (Novelli y otros, 2016) por poner solo algunos ejemplos, así como también aproximaciones desde varios métodos y paradigmas de investigación, como la grounded theory (Stumpf, Sandstrom, Swanger, 2016 Los temas destinados a comprender las actitudes y los comportamientos de los consumidores incluyen una parte importante de la investigación en turismo y sostenibilidad. En el trasfondo que justifica el interés por este ámbito de investigación encontramos el desnivel existente entre lo que los turistas declaran que harían y lo que realmente hacen en materia de sostenibilidad al viajar.…”

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Situating the wildlife spectacle: ecofeminism, representation, and polar bear tourism

Cited by 45 publications

References 53 publications

Review of critical discourse analysis in tourism studies

Review of critical discourse analysis in tourism studies

Wildlife tourism through the co-creation lens

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