Turismo Património no Nacionalismo Desinicizado de Taiwan
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https://doi.org/10.25145/j.pasos.2010.08.020Palavras-chave:
Nacionalismo, Patrimonio, TaiwanizaciónResumo
Nas sociedades pós-modernas, o consumo turístico de símbolos de identidade contribui para a formação de identidades nacionais. O objetivo deste estudo foi examinar os residentes’ e turistas’ pers- pectives sobre os significados ligados e os impactos causados pelo desenvolvimento do turismo patrimônio. Dados col- eleito através de entrevistas estruturadas e observações de campo em Lu-Kang, Taiwan revelou que o património local é visto como pessoalmente significativo não só por residentes locais e corretores de cultura, mas também por visitantes domésticos. O desenvolvimento do turismo é relatado para trazer revitalização econômica e cultural, mas também é culpado por aglomeração, comercialização e poluição ambiental. Lu-Kang, é assim um espaço para a disseminação de símbolos existentes de uma identidade nacional desejada; símbolos que acentuam a história de Taiwan de colonização e diversidade étnica, e que situam a origem da nação com a chegada de mi- Os subsídios do continente.Downloads
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