2017
DOI: 10.5380/tes.v10i2.50454
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Teoria Ator-rede e análise do turismo: um novo paradigma?

Abstract: Este artigo teve como objetivos apresentar a Teoria Ator-rede (ANT), evidenciar sua aproximação com as pesquisas em Turismo e refletir sobre o possível surgimento de um novo paradigma dos estudos turísticos. A perspectiva analítica que a  ANT oferece demonstrou-se viável para a interpretação e análise do turismo devido à sua capacidade em lidar com a multidisciplinaridade e interdisciplinaridade do fenômeno turístico, por meio da ênfase no materialismo relacional intrínseco ao conceito de “tradução”. Inicialme… Show more

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“…Since TsT deformations are a subclass of YB ones, it would be interesting to understand if it is possible to provide a holographic interpretation also for the YB deformations of AdS 3 × S 3 × T 4 considered here. (The connection to YB models was also pointed out the recent paper [44].) We expect our marginal deformations of the WZW model to correspond to deformations of the dual CFT 2 which generalise the (single trace version of the) TT construction.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 68%
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“…Since TsT deformations are a subclass of YB ones, it would be interesting to understand if it is possible to provide a holographic interpretation also for the YB deformations of AdS 3 × S 3 × T 4 considered here. (The connection to YB models was also pointed out the recent paper [44].) We expect our marginal deformations of the WZW model to correspond to deformations of the dual CFT 2 which generalise the (single trace version of the) TT construction.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 68%
“…Let us also comment that, differently from what was claimed in [44], the strong CS condition (2.20) is not the CYBE, not even when one further imposes the unimodularity condition (and in fact our R 9 in table 3 is a counter example to that claim).…”
Section: Relation To Marginal Current-current Deformationsmentioning
confidence: 65%
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“…It is also interesting to try to relax our condition so as to support non-conformal matter fields, more general types of dilaton potential, and general forms of dilaton coupling to matter fields. In particular, it has been shown that Yang-Baxter deformations [24][25][26] are closely related to TT -deformations [27,28] (For related works, see [29,30] as well). Hence…”
Section: Conclusion and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%