Catherine Palmer, PhD, is an anthropologist, Centre for Memory, Narrative and Histories, University of Brighton, UK, and a Fellow of the Royal Anthropological Institute.Hazel Andrews, PhD, is a social anthropologist and Reader in Tourism, Culture and Society at Liverpool John Moores University, UK.

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• List of Figures; List of Tables; Notes on Contributors; 1. Tourism and Embodiment: Animating the Field; 2. Re-encountering Bodies: Tourists and Children on the Riverfront of Banaras; 3. Never Just an Any Body. Tourist Encounters with Wild Bears in Yosemite National Park; 4. Queer Bodies and the Construction of Tourism Destination Space; 5. Rethinking the Body in the Touristic Scenario: The Elusiveness of Embodying Disability into Tourism; 6. Yoga as an Embodied Journey toward Flexibility, Openness and Balance; 7. Yoga-scapes, Embodiment and Imagined Spiritual Tourism; 8. Embodying Dyke on Bike: Motorcycling, Travel and the Politics of Belonging On-the-Move; 9. A Matter of Life and Death: Tourism as Sensual Remembrance; 10. Bodies at Sea: 'Water' as Interface in Viking Heritage Communication; 11. Daily Female Embodied Experiences of Slow Food Making in Halfeti Southeast Turkey; 12. Clay, Glass and Everyday Life: Craft-Artists’ Embodiment in the Tourist Landscape; 13. Material-bodily Assemblages on a Multi-day Wilderness Walk; 14. Phenomenological Anthropology of Interactive Travel: Mediated Responsivity and Inter-placed Mobilities; 15. Afterword; Index

Catherine Palmer, PhD, is an anthropologist, Centre for Memory, Narrative and Histories, University of Brighton, UK, and a Fellow of the Royal Anthropological Institute.Hazel Andrews, PhD, is a social anthropologist and Reader in Tourism, Culture and Society at Liverpool John Moores University, UK.

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• List of Figures; List of Tables; Notes on Contributors; 1. Tourism and Embodiment: Animating the Field; 2. Re-encountering Bodies: Tourists and Children on the Riverfront of Banaras; 3. Never Just an Any Body. Tourist Encounters with Wild Bears in Yosemite National Park; 4. Queer Bodies and the Construction of Tourism Destination Space; 5. Rethinking the Body in the Touristic Scenario: The Elusiveness of Embodying Disability into Tourism; 6. Yoga as an Embodied Journey toward Flexibility, Openness and Balance; 7. Yoga-scapes, Embodiment and Imagined Spiritual Tourism; 8. Embodying Dyke on Bike: Motorcycling, Travel and the Politics of Belonging On-the-Move; 9. A Matter of Life and Death: Tourism as Sensual Remembrance; 10. Bodies at Sea: 'Water' as Interface in Viking Heritage Communication; 11. Daily Female Embodied Experiences of Slow Food Making in Halfeti Southeast Turkey; 12. Clay, Glass and Everyday Life: Craft-Artists’ Embodiment in the Tourist Landscape; 13. Material-bodily Assemblages on a Multi-day Wilderness Walk; 14. Phenomenological Anthropology of Interactive Travel: Mediated Responsivity and Inter-placed Mobilities; 15. Afterword; Index

Catherine Palmer, PhD, is an anthropologist, Centre for Memory, Narrative and Histories, University of Brighton, UK, and a Fellow of the Royal Anthropological Institute.Hazel Andrews, PhD, is a social anthropologist and Reader in Tourism, Culture and Society at Liverpool John Moores University, UK.

Select Guide Rating

• List of Figures; List of Tables; Notes on Contributors; 1. Tourism and Embodiment: Animating the Field; 2. Re-encountering Bodies: Tourists and Children on the Riverfront of Banaras; 3. Never Just an Any Body. Tourist Encounters with Wild Bears in Yosemite National Park; 4. Queer Bodies and the Construction of Tourism Destination Space; 5. Rethinking the Body in the Touristic Scenario: The Elusiveness of Embodying Disability into Tourism; 6. Yoga as an Embodied Journey toward Flexibility, Openness and Balance; 7. Yoga-scapes, Embodiment and Imagined Spiritual Tourism; 8. Embodying Dyke on Bike: Motorcycling, Travel and the Politics of Belonging On-the-Move; 9. A Matter of Life and Death: Tourism as Sensual Remembrance; 10. Bodies at Sea: 'Water' as Interface in Viking Heritage Communication; 11. Daily Female Embodied Experiences of Slow Food Making in Halfeti Southeast Turkey; 12. Clay, Glass and Everyday Life: Craft-Artists’ Embodiment in the Tourist Landscape; 13. Material-bodily Assemblages on a Multi-day Wilderness Walk; 14. Phenomenological Anthropology of Interactive Travel: Mediated Responsivity and Inter-placed Mobilities; 15. Afterword; Index