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Images of the other : selling study abroad in a poscolonial world

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Chapter 3 A Humanist Paradigm for Tourism Studies? : Envisioning a Collective Alternative to Epistemic Literalism

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This chapter explores the potential for and value of imagining a humanist paradigm for tourism studies. It explores how the idea of a “paradigm” in tourism can be conceptualized, arguing that dominant thoughtlines in other fields regarding the meaning of a paradigm are not sufficient for...

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