Tamás Régi
Biographic Data
| ID | 122385 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tamás Régi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tamás |
| FAMILY NAME | Régi |
| SIGNATURE | RÉGI T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Keimyung University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Egy etnográfiai terepmunkahelyszín újralátogatása (1999–2024)
Az antropológiát szokás egyfajta lineáris tudástermelési folyamatként láttatni, aminek határozott kezdete és vége van, és jól elkülöníthető stádiumokból áll. Legtöbb esetben azonban az antropológia inkább egy folyamatos tudásfenntartó folyamat, amiben a terepmunka helyszínének újrafelfedezése fontos szerepet kell, hogy játsszon. Az antropológiában nem ritka, hogy a kutató újralátogatja egykori terepmunkahelyszínét, ami nemcsak arra ad neki lehető…
Anti-shopping tourism: A new concept in the field of consumption
In this article, based on qualitative research in Hungary, we propose a new phrase for the field of tourist consumption. Our notion ‘anti-shopping tourism’ refers to the resistant attitude towards consumption and spending money during shopping-related tours. The research discussed in the paper analyses participants’ motivations, attitudes and behaviour on one-day coach trips that include various programmes, for example, sightseeing, lunch, spa vi…
Tourism and the power of otherness, seductions of difference
Tourism and souvenirs, glocal perspectives from the margins
It is always a pleasure to read about the relationship between tourism and material culture and this book will certainly please those who want a guide to booster thinking about tourism through thin
Long Journeys: African migrants on the road
I was deeply touched by the essays in this collection that detail how ordinary Africans risk their lives in order to reach the borders of the European Union (EU). I was especially moved by the closing essay in which Dagmawi Yimer, an Ethiopian refugee, describes how he was sold and humiliated repeatedly by Sudanese and Libyan intermediaries (slave traders, more precisely) during his journey from Ethiopia to Italy. Triulzi and McKenzie's edited bo…
The anthropology of tourism and development in Africa: Mobile identities in a pastoral society in South-Ethiopia
While the travel industry increasingly contributes to most developing countries’ GDP, it does not necessarily follow that international tourism fosters microeconomic stability. Local perceptions of tourism and development are often different from supraregional political and economic views. This article explores how tourism, as a new source of wealth, is perceived in a small-scale localised community in Ethiopia and how this view differs from the …
Turizmusnak látszó kiskereskedelem: Az utazással párosuló termékbemutatók anatómiája a reklámcédulák alapján
A magyar társadalom a nemzetközi és a belföldi bevásárlóturizmusban egyaránt érintett. A határainkon belül zajló és az azokon túlra irányuló egynapos forgalomban a vásárlás hosszú ideje vezető utazási motiváció. A kiskereskedelmi szféra azonban a diszkontáruházak, a hipermarketek és a bevásárlóközpontok költésre csábító világán kívüli értékesítési formákkal is igyekszik az utazással párosuló keresletet élénkíteni és szélesíteni. A tv-shopok stílu…
The art of the weak: Tourist encounters in East Africa
This article is based on long-term anthropological fieldwork among the semi-nomad Mursi people of South-Western Ethiopia. I have investigated different underlying meanings of local performances for tourist audience. Here, my aim is to demonstrate the need to pay attention to the complexity of these local performances in small-scale African communities. I argue that the different acts that local people put on for their visitors are not cognitively…
Tourism, leisure and work in an east African pastoral society (Respond to this article at http: (Www.therai.org.uk/at/debate)
This article investigates what happens with leisure experience between cultures when the Mursi of southwestern Ethiopia meet with international tourists. I propose that instead of regarding leisure as a fixed human condition within one society, it might fruitfully be approached as a process that evolves when different societies meet, i.e. as a constantly emerging (and disappearing) practice in cross‐cultural encounters. Tourism, studied broadly f…
Anti-shopping tourism: A new concept in the field of consumption
In this article, based on qualitative research in Hungary, we propose a new phrase for the field of tourist consumption. Our notion ‘anti-shopping tourism’ refers to the resistant attitude towards consumption and spending money during shopping-related tours. The research discussed in the paper analyses participants’ motivations, attitudes and behaviour on one-day coach trips that include various programmes, for example, sightseeing, lunch, spa vi…
The art of the weak: Tourist encounters in East Africa
This article is based on long-term anthropological fieldwork among the semi-nomad Mursi people of South-Western Ethiopia. I have investigated different underlying meanings of local performances for tourist audience. Here, my aim is to demonstrate the need to pay attention to the complexity of these local performances in small-scale African communities. I argue that the different acts that local people put on for their visitors are not cognitively…
Tourism, leisure and work in an east African pastoral society (Respond to this article at http: (Www.therai.org.uk/at/debate)
This article investigates what happens with leisure experience between cultures when the Mursi of southwestern Ethiopia meet with international tourists. I propose that instead of regarding leisure as a fixed human condition within one society, it might fruitfully be approached as a process that evolves when different societies meet, i.e. as a constantly emerging (and disappearing) practice in cross‐cultural encounters. Tourism, studied broadly f…
Turizmusnak látszó kiskereskedelem: Az utazással párosuló termékbemutatók anatómiája a reklámcédulák alapján
A magyar társadalom a nemzetközi és a belföldi bevásárlóturizmusban egyaránt érintett. A határainkon belül zajló és az azokon túlra irányuló egynapos forgalomban a vásárlás hosszú ideje vezető utazási motiváció. A kiskereskedelmi szféra azonban a diszkontáruházak, a hipermarketek és a bevásárlóközpontok költésre csábító világán kívüli értékesítési formákkal is igyekszik az utazással párosuló keresletet élénkíteni és szélesíteni. A tv-shopok stílu…
The art of the weak: Tourist encounters in East Africa
This article is based on long-term anthropological fieldwork among the semi-nomad Mursi people of South-Western Ethiopia. I have investigated different underlying meanings of local performances for tourist audience. Here, my aim is to demonstrate the need to pay attention to the complexity of these local performances in small-scale African communities. I argue that the different acts that local people put on for their visitors are not cognitively…
Tourism and the power of otherness, seductions of difference
Tourism and souvenirs, glocal perspectives from the margins
It is always a pleasure to read about the relationship between tourism and material culture and this book will certainly please those who want a guide to booster thinking about tourism through thin
Long Journeys: African migrants on the road
I was deeply touched by the essays in this collection that detail how ordinary Africans risk their lives in order to reach the borders of the European Union (EU). I was especially moved by the closing essay in which Dagmawi Yimer, an Ethiopian refugee, describes how he was sold and humiliated repeatedly by Sudanese and Libyan intermediaries (slave traders, more precisely) during his journey from Ethiopia to Italy. Triulzi and McKenzie's edited bo…
The anthropology of tourism and development in Africa: Mobile identities in a pastoral society in South-Ethiopia
While the travel industry increasingly contributes to most developing countries’ GDP, it does not necessarily follow that international tourism fosters microeconomic stability. Local perceptions of tourism and development are often different from supraregional political and economic views. This article explores how tourism, as a new source of wealth, is perceived in a small-scale localised community in Ethiopia and how this view differs from the …
Anti-shopping tourism: A new concept in the field of consumption
In this article, based on qualitative research in Hungary, we propose a new phrase for the field of tourist consumption. Our notion ‘anti-shopping tourism’ refers to the resistant attitude towards consumption and spending money during shopping-related tours. The research discussed in the paper analyses participants’ motivations, attitudes and behaviour on one-day coach trips that include various programmes, for example, sightseeing, lunch, spa vi…
Egy etnográfiai terepmunkahelyszín újralátogatása (1999–2024)
Az antropológiát szokás egyfajta lineáris tudástermelési folyamatként láttatni, aminek határozott kezdete és vége van, és jól elkülöníthető stádiumokból áll. Legtöbb esetben azonban az antropológia inkább egy folyamatos tudásfenntartó folyamat, amiben a terepmunka helyszínének újrafelfedezése fontos szerepet kell, hogy játsszon. Az antropológiában nem ritka, hogy a kutató újralátogatja egykori terepmunkahelyszínét, ami nemcsak arra ad neki lehető…
Sociology (7 works) · Tourism (7 works) · Geography (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Anthropological Studies and Insights (3 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Art (2 works)