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El. knyga: Ways of Seeing, Ways of Being: Representing the Voices of Tourism

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  • Formatas: 472 pages
  • Serija: Linguistic Insights 228
  • Išleidimo metai: 21-Jul-2017
  • Leidėjas: Peter Lang AG, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9783034330336
  • Formatas: 472 pages
  • Serija: Linguistic Insights 228
  • Išleidimo metai: 21-Jul-2017
  • Leidėjas: Peter Lang AG, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9783034330336

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The aim of this volume is to give voice to the various perspectives in the investigation of tourism discourse in its written, spoken, and visual aspects. The chapters focus on the interaction between the participants involved in the tourism practices, that is the promoters of tourist destinations, tourists or prospective tourists. The aim of this volume is to give voice to the various and different perspectives in the investigation of tourism discourse in its written, spoken, and visual aspects. The chapters particularly focus on the interaction between the participants involved in the tourism practices, that is the promoters of tourist destinations, on the one hand, and tourists or prospective tourists on the other. In this dialogic interaction, tourism discourse, while representing and producing tourism as a global cultural industry, shows it to be on the move. Language movement in the tourism experience is here highlighted in the various methodological approaches and viewpoints offered by the investigations gathered in this volume.
Introduction 9(16)
Stefania M. Maci
Michele Sala
Multimodal Representations of the Tourist Experience
The Language of Tourism in New Travel Guides: Discursive Identities and Narratives
25(24)
Maria Vittoria Calvi
Digital Travel Videos as Ways of Visiting Basilicata: A Multimodal Genre Analysis
49(24)
Sabrina Francesconi
Tourism Websites: Scrolling and `Strolling' through Capri.net
73(30)
Lucia Abbamonte
Flavia Cavaliere
Go Before They're Gone. A Comparative Analysis of Online Travel Coupon Advertising
103(28)
Maria Cristina Aiezza
Digital Communication in Tourism
Meaning-making in Web 2.0 Tourism Discourse
131(24)
Stefania M. Maci
Newsworthy or Market-oriented? Analysing the Genre of Web-mediated Tourism Press Releases for Rhetorical Move Structure and Communicative Purpose(s)
155(24)
Girolamo Tessuto
`A Luxury You Can Afford' High-End Tourism in Travel Blog Discourse
179(18)
Maria Cristina Paganoni
Hotel Responses to Online Complaints
197(16)
Chalita Yaemwannang
Issra Pramoolsook
Age-specific Tourism: Representations of Seniors in the Institutional Discourse of Tourism
213(18)
Kim Grego
Child-free Tourism Discourse between Social Changes and Ethical Concerns
231(20)
Alessandra Vicentini
Cultural Aspects Related to the Language of Tourism
Accessibility through the Staging of Authenticity in Tourist Discourse
251(18)
Luisanna Fodde
The Discursive Construction of a `Dark Tourism' Destination: The Touristification of Ground Zero and the Commodification of Tragedy on the 9/11 Memorial and Museum Website
269(26)
Paola Catenaccio
Disseminating the Florentine Cultural Heritage through Travel Blogs
295(22)
Giuliana Diani
The Cultural Side of Venice: Institutional Promotion to Mainstream Tourists and Museum Buffs
317(24)
Daniela Cesiri
Francesca Coccetta
Conveying a Destination Image: A Case Study of Rome
341(22)
Judith Turnbull
The Language of Tourism in Social Media
`No one can be the invisible tourist - but we like that you are trying': An Analysis of the Language of Sustainable Tourism
363(16)
Donatella Malavasi
Ways of Representing and Promoting Padua: Professional, Novice and (Non-)Native Voices
379(22)
Erik Castello
The Discourse of US Hotel Websites: Variation through the Interruptibility of Lexical Bundles
401(20)
Miguel Fuster-Marquez
The Tourist Experience: A Semantic Prosody Analysis
421(24)
Jorge Soto Almela
Notes on Contributors 445