Gila Oren
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3448558 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Gila Oren |
| PRENOMES | Gila |
| SOBRENOME | Oren |
| ASSINATURA | OREN G |
| AFILIAÇÕES | College of Management Academic Studies |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 169 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2011 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
How does a wartime situation influence perceptions and memory of third-generation Holocaust survivors
This longitudinal study examines the attitudes held by third generation Holocaust survivors in Israel towards the Holocaust, focusing on the impact of the Iron Swords war between Israel and Hamas, which began on 7 October 2023. Returning to participants who completed a survey during a period of normalcy in August 2022, we inquired about their connection to the Holocaust and their perspective on the events of October 7. The current questions were …
Do tourists experience suffering when they touch the wailing wall
“Radioactive identification” with the holocaust
Gratitude notebooks in Israeli youths’ Holocaust journeys to Poland
The positive role of negative emotions in heritage-site visits
This exploratory qualitative study focuses on two issues: (1) an examination of the emotions that participants expect to feel when visiting a heritage site presenting death and atrocities; and (2) the emotions they feel during the visit. The study is based on 43 semi-structured interviews with participants from Israel, Poland, and Germany. The findings revealed the centrality of negative emotions that emerge at a heritage site, and the co-existen…
Dialectical emotions in a dark heritage site
Mortality salience – shedding light on the dark experience
Mortality salience, a key term in Terror Management Theory, refers to self-awareness of one’s vulnerability and ultimate mortality. This exploratory study, based on psychology and tourism literature, clarifies the degree to which a visit to a heritage site of death and atrocities evokes mortality salience as well as the relationship between mortality salience and various dimensions of the visit experience. The findings indicate that not only was …
The Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum
This article utilizes the case of the Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum as an illustration for setting a themed environment at a highly unconventional tourist site whose main goal is to serve as an educational memorial for the Nazi genocide of the Jewish people. Despite the seeming incongruity between the concept and application of theming, as formulated by Walt Disney, and commemoration of the Jewish Holocaust victims, the analysis demonstrates the us…
Sought Experiences at (Dark) Heritage Sites
Sought Experiences at (Dark) Heritage Sites
Dialectical emotions in a dark heritage site
Mortality salience – shedding light on the dark experience
Mortality salience, a key term in Terror Management Theory, refers to self-awareness of one’s vulnerability and ultimate mortality. This exploratory study, based on psychology and tourism literature, clarifies the degree to which a visit to a heritage site of death and atrocities evokes mortality salience as well as the relationship between mortality salience and various dimensions of the visit experience. The findings indicate that not only was …
The Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum
This article utilizes the case of the Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum as an illustration for setting a themed environment at a highly unconventional tourist site whose main goal is to serve as an educational memorial for the Nazi genocide of the Jewish people. Despite the seeming incongruity between the concept and application of theming, as formulated by Walt Disney, and commemoration of the Jewish Holocaust victims, the analysis demonstrates the us…
The positive role of negative emotions in heritage-site visits
This exploratory qualitative study focuses on two issues: (1) an examination of the emotions that participants expect to feel when visiting a heritage site presenting death and atrocities; and (2) the emotions they feel during the visit. The study is based on 43 semi-structured interviews with participants from Israel, Poland, and Germany. The findings revealed the centrality of negative emotions that emerge at a heritage site, and the co-existen…
Do tourists experience suffering when they touch the wailing wall
Sought Experiences at (Dark) Heritage Sites
The Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum
This article utilizes the case of the Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum as an illustration for setting a themed environment at a highly unconventional tourist site whose main goal is to serve as an educational memorial for the Nazi genocide of the Jewish people. Despite the seeming incongruity between the concept and application of theming, as formulated by Walt Disney, and commemoration of the Jewish Holocaust victims, the analysis demonstrates the us…
Mortality salience – shedding light on the dark experience
Mortality salience, a key term in Terror Management Theory, refers to self-awareness of one’s vulnerability and ultimate mortality. This exploratory study, based on psychology and tourism literature, clarifies the degree to which a visit to a heritage site of death and atrocities evokes mortality salience as well as the relationship between mortality salience and various dimensions of the visit experience. The findings indicate that not only was …
The positive role of negative emotions in heritage-site visits
This exploratory qualitative study focuses on two issues: (1) an examination of the emotions that participants expect to feel when visiting a heritage site presenting death and atrocities; and (2) the emotions they feel during the visit. The study is based on 43 semi-structured interviews with participants from Israel, Poland, and Germany. The findings revealed the centrality of negative emotions that emerge at a heritage site, and the co-existen…
Dialectical emotions in a dark heritage site
“Radioactive identification” with the holocaust
Gratitude notebooks in Israeli youths’ Holocaust journeys to Poland
Do tourists experience suffering when they touch the wailing wall
How does a wartime situation influence perceptions and memory of third-generation Holocaust survivors
This longitudinal study examines the attitudes held by third generation Holocaust survivors in Israel towards the Holocaust, focusing on the impact of the Iron Swords war between Israel and Hamas, which began on 7 October 2023. Returning to participants who completed a survey during a period of normalcy in August 2022, we inquired about their connection to the Holocaust and their perspective on the events of October 7. The current questions were …
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