Julie Scott
Biographic Data
| ID | 3640554 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Julie Scott |
| GIVEN NAMES | Julie |
| FAMILY NAME | Scott |
| SIGNATURE | SCOTT J |
| AFFILIATIONS | London Metropolitan University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Nature of the World
This chapter investigates the way human minds intuitively conceive of the world by dividing up objects according to their kinds: natural kinds, nominal kinds, and artifacts. People intuitively hold certain expectation sets (i.e., spatiality, physicality, or mentality expectation sets, etc.) for different ontological categories. When a concept fits most of the intuitive assumptions humans hold about the world, it is considered “minimally counterin…
Thinking Through Tourism
Blackpool’s seaside heritage
At the age of three, I moved with my parents from one of Lancashire's industrial towns to a new life in Blackpool. My father, a railwayman, took up a job in Blackpool Central Station, one of the to
Tourism for Peace? Reflections on a Village Tourism Project in Cyprus
Tourism, civil society and peace in cyprus
Ways of walking: Ethnography and practice on foot - Edited by Tim Ingold & Jo Lee Vergunst
Going first class? New approaches to privileged travel and movement – Edited by Vered Amit
Excursions - Michael Jackson
Speech Breathing Patterns During Tracheoesophageal Speech
Although tracheoesophageal speech (TES) uses pulmonary air to drive voice production, it was hypothesized that the speech breathing patterns of patients using TES would differ from normal speakers, as speakers compensated for the increased resistance associated with alaryngeal phonation and the effects of air loss from occasional incomplete stomal occlusion. Instrumental measurements of respiratory kinematics were used to study lung volume initia…
A Venetian island: Environment, history and change in Burano - By Lidia D. Sciama
Spreading the Net: Workshop on the Academic Application of Anthropology in Multi-disciplinary Departments, London Metropolitan University, 27 April 2005
World Heritage as a Model for Citizenship: The case of Cyprus
This paper explores the imaginative spaces in which world heritage is constructed and consumed: on the one hand, as the landmarks of a 'global landscape' mediated through the virtual mobility of cyberspace, essentially freed from 'place' or location; on the other hand, as the place-bound focus of nation-building projects, where the narratives of 'destiny' of nationalist mythology confront the serendipity of modern state boundaries. The paper link…
Mapping the past: Turkish Cypriot narratives of time and place in the Canbulat museum, northern Cyprus
The Canbulat museum is located within the Venetian Walls of the mediaeval city of Famagusta in northern Cyprus, and traditionally marks the spot where the Ottoman warrior Canbulat fell during the siege of Famagusta in 1571. The tomb of Canbulat, which is housed within the museum, has for centuries played an important part in the folk tradition of Turkish Cypriots. Its incorporation into a formal museum in 1968 marked a conscious reworking of the …
Gambling With Paradise? Casino Tourism Development in Northern Cyprus
The topic of this paper is casino tourism and the problems and pressures it poses for one particular small island destination—northern Cyprus, in the eastern Mediterranean. Research was carried out during 1999 and funded by the Development and Diversity research fund of the University of North London. Its aim was to begin to explore the relationship between casino tourism and the ‘conventional’ tourism product, in a situation of rapid proliferati…
Peripheries, Artificial Peripheries and Centres
Sexual and national boundaries in tourism
Tourism, civil society and peace in cyprus
World Heritage as a Model for Citizenship: The case of Cyprus
This paper explores the imaginative spaces in which world heritage is constructed and consumed: on the one hand, as the landmarks of a 'global landscape' mediated through the virtual mobility of cyberspace, essentially freed from 'place' or location; on the other hand, as the place-bound focus of nation-building projects, where the narratives of 'destiny' of nationalist mythology confront the serendipity of modern state boundaries. The paper link…
Sexual and national boundaries in tourism
Gambling With Paradise? Casino Tourism Development in Northern Cyprus
The topic of this paper is casino tourism and the problems and pressures it poses for one particular small island destination—northern Cyprus, in the eastern Mediterranean. Research was carried out during 1999 and funded by the Development and Diversity research fund of the University of North London. Its aim was to begin to explore the relationship between casino tourism and the ‘conventional’ tourism product, in a situation of rapid proliferati…
Mapping the past: Turkish Cypriot narratives of time and place in the Canbulat museum, northern Cyprus
The Canbulat museum is located within the Venetian Walls of the mediaeval city of Famagusta in northern Cyprus, and traditionally marks the spot where the Ottoman warrior Canbulat fell during the siege of Famagusta in 1571. The tomb of Canbulat, which is housed within the museum, has for centuries played an important part in the folk tradition of Turkish Cypriots. Its incorporation into a formal museum in 1968 marked a conscious reworking of the …
Sexual and national boundaries in tourism
Peripheries, Artificial Peripheries and Centres
Gambling With Paradise? Casino Tourism Development in Northern Cyprus
The topic of this paper is casino tourism and the problems and pressures it poses for one particular small island destination—northern Cyprus, in the eastern Mediterranean. Research was carried out during 1999 and funded by the Development and Diversity research fund of the University of North London. Its aim was to begin to explore the relationship between casino tourism and the ‘conventional’ tourism product, in a situation of rapid proliferati…
World Heritage as a Model for Citizenship: The case of Cyprus
This paper explores the imaginative spaces in which world heritage is constructed and consumed: on the one hand, as the landmarks of a 'global landscape' mediated through the virtual mobility of cyberspace, essentially freed from 'place' or location; on the other hand, as the place-bound focus of nation-building projects, where the narratives of 'destiny' of nationalist mythology confront the serendipity of modern state boundaries. The paper link…
Mapping the past: Turkish Cypriot narratives of time and place in the Canbulat museum, northern Cyprus
The Canbulat museum is located within the Venetian Walls of the mediaeval city of Famagusta in northern Cyprus, and traditionally marks the spot where the Ottoman warrior Canbulat fell during the siege of Famagusta in 1571. The tomb of Canbulat, which is housed within the museum, has for centuries played an important part in the folk tradition of Turkish Cypriots. Its incorporation into a formal museum in 1968 marked a conscious reworking of the …
Spreading the Net: Workshop on the Academic Application of Anthropology in Multi-disciplinary Departments, London Metropolitan University, 27 April 2005
Speech Breathing Patterns During Tracheoesophageal Speech
Although tracheoesophageal speech (TES) uses pulmonary air to drive voice production, it was hypothesized that the speech breathing patterns of patients using TES would differ from normal speakers, as speakers compensated for the increased resistance associated with alaryngeal phonation and the effects of air loss from occasional incomplete stomal occlusion. Instrumental measurements of respiratory kinematics were used to study lung volume initia…
A Venetian island: Environment, history and change in Burano - By Lidia D. Sciama
Going first class? New approaches to privileged travel and movement – Edited by Vered Amit
Excursions - Michael Jackson
Ways of walking: Ethnography and practice on foot - Edited by Tim Ingold & Jo Lee Vergunst
Tourism for Peace? Reflections on a Village Tourism Project in Cyprus
Tourism, civil society and peace in cyprus
Blackpool’s seaside heritage
At the age of three, I moved with my parents from one of Lancashire's industrial towns to a new life in Blackpool. My father, a railwayman, took up a job in Blackpool Central Station, one of the to
Thinking Through Tourism
The Nature of the World
This chapter investigates the way human minds intuitively conceive of the world by dividing up objects according to their kinds: natural kinds, nominal kinds, and artifacts. People intuitively hold certain expectation sets (i.e., spatiality, physicality, or mentality expectation sets, etc.) for different ontological categories. When a concept fits most of the intuitive assumptions humans hold about the world, it is considered “minimally counterin…
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