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Reviewed By: American Ethnological Society

Friday, November 22, 2013: 8:00 AM-11:45 AM

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges

Organizers: Naomi M Leite (University of Nebraska-Lincoln) and Quetzil E Castaneda (OSEA Open School Ethn Anth)

Chairs: Mary Mostafanezhad (University of Otago) and Quetzil E Castaneda (OSEA Open School Ethn Anth)

Discussants: Amanda L Stronza (Texas A&M University)

8:00 AM

Touristic Rituals on Half Dome: An Ethnographic Theme with Progressive Variations

Sally Ann Ness (University of California at Riverside)

8:15 AM

Memorial Tourism and the Ethnography of Emotion

Geoffrey White (University of Hawai'i)

8:30 AM

Tango Frenzy: Mortality, Suspension, and the Breath of Life in Dance Tourists

Jonathan P Skinner (Queen's University Belfast)

8:45 AM

Branding Value in the Anthropology of Tourism

Lena Mortensen (University of Toronto)

9:00 AM

Hospitality, Cosmology, and the Maintenance of Human Life in South Western Madagascar

David Picard (New University of Lisbon)

9:15 AM

Semiotic Media of Interaction Between Tourists and Visited People as a Focus for Generalizing about Global Structures of Working Misunderstanding

Rupert Stasch (UCSD Anthropology)

9:30 AM

Redefining Objects in the Visual Anthropology of Tourism: Tourist Practices in Interstitial Spaces

Charles M Carroll (National University of Singapore)

9:45 AM

Break

10:00 AM

Tourism As Global Interconnection, Concretized: Imagination, Encounter, and the Work of Productive Miscommunication

Naomi M Leite (University of Nebraska-Lincoln)

10:15 AM

Keeping the Kool-Aid and the Bathwater: Contributions of Anthropology and Para-Anthropologists to Deshrouding Ecotourism Imaginaries

Carter A Hunt (The Pennsylvania State University)

10:30 AM

“Tourism Does Not Exist”: Notes On the Tourism Palimpsest and the Frame Analysis of Tourism Analysis

Quetzil E Castaneda (OSEA Open School Ethn Anth)

10:45 AM

The Malinowskian Fieldwork Imperative and the Fleeting Nature of the Tourist Tribes

Paula Mota Santos (Fernando Pessoa University & CAPP-Lisbon Univ)

11:00 AM

Excavating an Anthropology of Tourism

Margaret B Swain (University of California, Davis)

11:15 AM

Discussant

Amanda L Stronza (Texas A&M University)

11:30 AM

Discussion

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