This volume provides a comprehensive, insider account of the global backpacking scene. It examines how backpacking has been constructed as a contemporary rite of passage, the influence that it has on young peoples' identities and life trajectories, and explores the ethical implications and ongoing effects of their travel practices.
This volume provides a comprehensive, insider account of the global backpacking scene. It examines how backpacking has been constructed as a contemporary rite of passage, the influence that it has on young peoples' identities and life trajectories, and explores the ethical implications and ongoing effects of their travel practices.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Amie Matthews is a Lecturer in the School of Social Sciences and Psychology at the University of Western Sydney.
Inhaltsangabe
Part 1: Pre-Departure 1. Introduction: Why Travel? 2. Travel and Transformation: Tourism in the Cultural-Consciousness 3. The Backpacker Imaginary Part 2: Departure 4. Destination Anywhere: Travel, Freedom and the Search for an Authentic Self 5. Getting Experienced: Backpacker Tourism and the Hedonistic Impulse 6. Love from Afar: Interpersonal Relationships, Transience and Connection in the Travel Space 7. When Self and Other Collide: Constructing Cosmopolitan Identities Part 3: Coming Home 8. Journey's End or Journey's Beginning? 9. Conclusion: Backpackers, At Home in the World?
Part 1: Pre-Departure 1. Introduction: Why Travel? 2. Travel and Transformation: Tourism in the Cultural-Consciousness 3. The Backpacker Imaginary Part 2: Departure 4. Destination Anywhere: Travel, Freedom and the Search for an Authentic Self 5. Getting Experienced: Backpacker Tourism and the Hedonistic Impulse 6. Love from Afar: Interpersonal Relationships, Transience and Connection in the Travel Space 7. When Self and Other Collide: Constructing Cosmopolitan Identities Part 3: Coming Home 8. Journey's End or Journey's Beginning? 9. Conclusion: Backpackers, At Home in the World?
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