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4. Commercial Cinema, Location Shooting and ‘the Tourism Effect’
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Anthony David Barker
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Contributors vii
- Introduction xiii
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Part 1: Exchanging Places
- 1. The Business of Creative Tourism and Creativity in the Tourism Business 1
- 2. Negotiating Mobility: On the Slow Move 20
- 3. Mein Mallorca: A German–Spanish Love Affair 36
- 4. Commercial Cinema, Location Shooting and ‘the Tourism Effect’ 47
- 5. Nature, Culture and the Genesis of the Concept of Travel 63
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Part 2: Narratives of Travel and Identity
- 6. The Appeal of Otherness: Reconstructions of Self in Contemporary Travel Writing 79
- 7. Representations of Maramureş in Contemporary Female Travel Writing: Dervla Murphy, Caroline Juler and Bronwen Riley 90
- 8. Tourist Experience in Narrative Fiction: E.M. Forster’s A Room with a View 105
- 9. Deaths in Venice: Dying for a Holiday 117
- 10. Peregrinating Objects: Consumptive Capacities of the Traveller’s Personal Items in Robert Byron’s The Road to Oxiana and Jason Elliot’s Unexpected Light 133
- 11. Travelling in/to Africa: Narratives of Postcolonial Encounters 146
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Part 3: The Case of Portugal
- 12. Mythical Moors: Constructing a Cultural Tourist Itinerary Around Valpaços 159
- 13. (O)Porto: A Wine, a Place, a Route and a Meeting Point 171
- 14. Cultural Interfaces and Perceptions of Space: A Polish–Portuguese Comparative Study 189
- 15. Eating Portugal: Translating Food 206
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Contributors vii
- Introduction xiii
-
Part 1: Exchanging Places
- 1. The Business of Creative Tourism and Creativity in the Tourism Business 1
- 2. Negotiating Mobility: On the Slow Move 20
- 3. Mein Mallorca: A German–Spanish Love Affair 36
- 4. Commercial Cinema, Location Shooting and ‘the Tourism Effect’ 47
- 5. Nature, Culture and the Genesis of the Concept of Travel 63
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Part 2: Narratives of Travel and Identity
- 6. The Appeal of Otherness: Reconstructions of Self in Contemporary Travel Writing 79
- 7. Representations of Maramureş in Contemporary Female Travel Writing: Dervla Murphy, Caroline Juler and Bronwen Riley 90
- 8. Tourist Experience in Narrative Fiction: E.M. Forster’s A Room with a View 105
- 9. Deaths in Venice: Dying for a Holiday 117
- 10. Peregrinating Objects: Consumptive Capacities of the Traveller’s Personal Items in Robert Byron’s The Road to Oxiana and Jason Elliot’s Unexpected Light 133
- 11. Travelling in/to Africa: Narratives of Postcolonial Encounters 146
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Part 3: The Case of Portugal
- 12. Mythical Moors: Constructing a Cultural Tourist Itinerary Around Valpaços 159
- 13. (O)Porto: A Wine, a Place, a Route and a Meeting Point 171
- 14. Cultural Interfaces and Perceptions of Space: A Polish–Portuguese Comparative Study 189
- 15. Eating Portugal: Translating Food 206