THE PRIMACY OF EMOTIONS: a continuation of dramatology

Lothane, Henry Zvi

doi:10.12740/app/42669

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“…In-depth personal interviews are carried out using the dramatological approach that can keep interviewer predispositions in check by allowing them to play a defined role (Lothane, 2011). This approach is efficient as it reduces interviewers' prejudice and can facilitate more comprehensive and vigorous reasoning than by solely using narratives (Roberts, 2020).…”

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Traveling with pets: designing hospitality services for pet owners/parents and hotel guests

Buhalis

Chan

2023

IJCHM

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Purpose Pet-friendly hotels are growing rapidly. The prevalence of pet adoption has largely resulted from the loneliness due to social distancing that happened during the Coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic. Many hotels around the world aim to become pet-friendly to satisfy the growing demand. Hoteliers believe that the popularity of pet-friendly hotels will continue, as pet owners often treat pets as their kids. This study aims to investigate how pet-friendly hotels need to design and manage pet-friendly services and policies. Design/methodology/approach Using grounded theory methodology, this research conducts interviews with 25 pet-friendly hotel managers from Hong Kong (HK). The study includes hotels from different hotel categories and classifications. It examines the conceptualization of pet-friendly service design, drawing on a service blueprint. Findings Building on the service marketing and service blueprint literature, this research provides a synthesis that reflects how pet-friendly hotels can serve both guests with and without pets. The findings reveal that pet-owner’s service expectations are formed on anthropomorphism, that is, an inclination of attributing human features to nonhuman entity. Hotel managers, and particular those who have pets personally understand better how pet-friendly service can be adapted to meet the expectations and requirements of pet owners while accommodating guests without pets. The market of pet-friendly hospitality is growing, with high profit potential from pet owners who are willing to spend generously. Research limitations/implications Data were collected from selected pet-friendly hotels in HK through interviews with pet-friendly service providers. The research is qualitative and exploratory in nature. It aims to explore and examine the multilevel pet-friendly hospitality service design from a managerial perspective. This research enriches the literature on anthropomorphism theory, the design of pet-friendly services and the application of service blueprint. Practical implications The research offers explicit suggestions for the design of pet-friendly hospitality services. A pet-friendly hotel service blueprint is developed. This can help managers to develop essential pet-friendly policies and service collaborations between internal departments and with external specialist organizations, maximizing the value for all stakeholders. Originality/value The study explores a rapidly emerging market and scrutinizes its specific design requirements. It extends theoretical insights by enriching the anthropomorphism theory and broadening the conceptualizations of service blueprint based on anthropomorphism theory.

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Traveling with pets: designing hospitality services for pet owners/parents and hotel guests

Buhalis

Chan

2023

IJCHM

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“…To ensure accurate calculations for the annual cut-off, studies published in 2023 were excluded. To identify duplicates, the search result was exported to the reference management tool EndNote (Clarivate Analytics), where two identical publications were identified, of which the one published later was excluded ( Lothane, 2011 ). Given the historical development of drama therapy and its different status in different countries, all studies that mentioned drama therapy were included, regardless of the extent and context in which it was mentioned.…”

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Research trends in drama therapy: a bibliometric analysis based on Scopus

Korde,

Šuriņa,

Mārtinsone

2023

Front. Psychol.

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AimAs drama therapy has become increasingly important in healthcare, the number of scientific publications has increased, complicating the orientation in the research field. Therefore, the aim of this study is to provide a comprehensive overview of research trends in drama therapy, assessing the impact factors of publications and analyzing the research structure.MethodsThree hundred and ninety-five scientific articles indexed in Scopus were analyzed without time, geographic and language restrictions using bibliometric analysis methods - performance analysis, citation analysis, and science mapping. Data processing was performed using MS Excel, VOSviewer and Biblioshiny software.ResultsThe work of the pioneers of drama therapy continues to be actively cited, influencing the development of drama therapy. Today’s leading researchers are increasingly engaging in collaborative research, working across disciplines and contributing to scientific progress. The hot topic of research is older adults and mental health. The diversity of terminology and the large volume of unpublished research point to the need for consolidation. Altmetric analysis would optimize the use of scientific information, promoting innovative research.ConclusionThis is the first study using the Scopus database to perform an extensive bibliometric analysis of research articles on drama therapy applying Biblioshiny and VOSviewer software. The results of the analysis reflect the evolution of the field from its historical roots to academic maturity, highlighting its current dynamic growth and the trend of drama therapy to establish itself as an interdisciplinary field in the healthcare system. This work serves as a valuable resource for the scientific community, professionals, students, and librarians in the field, helping to optimize the use of scientific resources in drama therapy and contributing to its future development.

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THE PRIMACY OF EMOTIONS: a continuation of dramatology

Cited by 2 publications

References 21 publications

Traveling with pets: designing hospitality services for pet owners/parents and hotel guests

Traveling with pets: designing hospitality services for pet owners/parents and hotel guests

Research trends in drama therapy: a bibliometric analysis based on Scopus

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