现象学视角下的徒步旅游质疑:认识论与方法论创新

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Chiara Rabbiosi, S. Meneghello
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本文旨在阐明在徒步旅游中被忽视的空间、物质实践、影响和认知工作的纠缠。步行作为一项旅游活动,一般在远离拥挤地点的户外进行;因此,在这个大流行(后)时代,它比大流行之前更受到鼓励。虽然在普通的宣传话语中,走路通常被认为是一种相对容易的活动,但本文认为,它要复杂得多。它修正了旅游场所表演的概念,将步行作为一种旅游实践和一种研究方法,质疑多感官和情感的步行者参与。在广泛回顾徒步旅游的文献和最新颖的方法创新的同时,本文从一次学生旅行中进行的徒步旅游体验中汲取灵感,以证明步行者与生命和无生命元素的具体接触所产生的情感,超出了简单关注景观“景点”的范围。总之,研究人员认为,对步行的现象学研究可能对理解与空间、地点和旅游流动性相关的关键问题特别有用。
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Questioning Walking Tourism from a Phenomenological Perspective: Epistemological and Methodological Innovations
This article aims to illuminate the overlooked entanglement of space, material practices, affects, and cognitive work emplaced in walking tourism. Walking as a tourism activity is generally practised in the open air away from crowded locations; therefore, it is being encouraged even more in this (post)pandemic era than prior to the pandemic. While walking is often represented as a relatively easy activity in common promotional discourse, this article argues that it is much more complex. It revises the notion of tourist place performance, focusing on walking both as a tourist practice and as a research method that questions multi-sensory and emotional walker engagement. While extensively revisiting literature on walking tourism and the most novel methodological innovations, the article draws from a walking tourism experience undertaken as part of a student trip to demonstrate that the emotions that arise from walkers’ embodied encounters with living, as well as inanimate elements, extend beyond what might be included in a simple focus on landscape “sights”. In conclusion, it is suggested that a phenomenological approach to walking may prove particularly useful for understanding key issues associated with space, place, and tourism mobilities.
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