Rituais ocultos. Protegendo a cultura do olhar turístico
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https://doi.org/10.25145/j.pasos.2005.03.017Palavras-chave:
turismo cultural, Ritual, Impacto sociocultural, Identidad, Mercantilización culturalResumo
O turismo cultural está em ascensão e com ele uma nova subjetividade turística que tende a buscar cada vez mais os âmbitos mais ‘autênticos’ das culturas visitadas. No entanto, estes desejos violam freqüentemente as fronteiras que estabelecem as sociedades receptoras entre o que desejam expor ao visitante e o que não. Este artigo abordará as respostas locais a esta situação, especialmente ilustrativas em relação às suas representações festivas.
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