1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0261-5177(98)00105-8
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The semiotic paradigm: implications for tourism research

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“…Analysen var inspireret at filosoffen Roland Barthes's (1915Barthes's ( -1980 semiotiske analyse. I praksis blev den semiotiske analyse af de transskriberede interview udført gennem software programmet Nvivo 9 som en ord-frekvens analyse og en såkaldt cluster-analyse (Coff, 2015;Echtner, 1999;Justesen et al, 2014).…”
Section: Visuelle Fotografiske Metoderunclassified
“…Analysen var inspireret at filosoffen Roland Barthes's (1915Barthes's ( -1980 semiotiske analyse. I praksis blev den semiotiske analyse af de transskriberede interview udført gennem software programmet Nvivo 9 som en ord-frekvens analyse og en såkaldt cluster-analyse (Coff, 2015;Echtner, 1999;Justesen et al, 2014).…”
Section: Visuelle Fotografiske Metoderunclassified
“…Peirce (1934) suggested that the meaning is derived through the triadic interactive relationship among the designatum (signified concept/object), the sign (the signifier used to represent the object/concept) and the interpredant (the one interpreting the sign). Pierce's interpretation of sign systems recognizes signs as not only standing for something, but as standing for something to somebody (Echtner, 1999). Using Peirce's semiotic triangle as an analytical frame to understand how a person constructs one's self as a member of community, the interpreter must have knowledge of a norm in order to associate signs with objects (Stamper et al, 2000).…”
Section: Theoretical Context Of Place Identitymentioning
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“…Comment les mythes influencent-ils les producteurs de services touristiques (Salazar, 2011) ? L'application de la sémiologie au marketing entreprise dès les années 1980 (Echtner, 1999) prend de l'intérêt au point où le tourisme est considéré avoir un « langage propre » (Dann, 1996), celui du « langage marketing » perçu « … as a sign system that creates, codifies and communicates certain mythical tourism experiences… » (Echtner, 1999 : 53). L'analyse sémiologique en tourisme (discours promotionnel) met à jour la complexité de la relation entre le touriste et la destination touristique (Baider et al, 2004 ;Viallon, 2004) et notamment l'influence du marketing touristique sur la construction de l'identité de la destination à travers les touristes (Viallon, 2004).…”
Section: Pertinence De L'analyse Sémiologique Et Mythologique En Tourunclassified