Para una antropología visual del turismo: El uso crítico de metodologías y materiales visuales

Humberto Martins

doi:10.25145/j.pasos.2016.14.034

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Humberto Martins UTAD-CETRAD; CRIA-ISCTE

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.25145/j.pasos.2016.14.034

Palabras clave:

antropologia visual, turismo, cultura digital, subjectividade

Resumen

Discute-se o uso de meios visuais para uma antropologia que estuda o turismo. O texto reflecte sobre a proliferação de meios e ferramentas de registo, edição e difusão de imagens visuais tecnologizadas e propõe-se a uma abordagem que considera condições de produção, os significados das imagens e suas diferentes recepções. A ‘era do digital’ é também discutida, nomeadamente no potencial transformador sobre recepção, produção e difusão, associado a novas formas de autoria, à velocidade de circulação dos conteúdos e à revisão das fronteiras entre real e irreal, documentário e ficção, ciência e arte. O pano de fundo é o de um mundo que, facilitando e estimulando o lazer, as mobilidades e a contemplação e consumo do diferente e do belo (paisagístico, patrimonial, monumental) não deixa de reproduzir um ‘divide’ imagético (digital); i.e. acessos desiguais às ferramentas de representação visual dos ‘outros’, de si mesmos e do mundo.

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