Brendan Canavan
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 941895 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Brendan Canavan |
| PRENOMES | Brendan |
| SOBRENOME | Canavan |
| ASSINATURA | CANAVAN B |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Huddersfield |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8249-8492 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 62 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2011 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
A dropped stitch in time
This article expands upon the well-known concept of déjà vu to develop the notion of déjà vivait. Encountered in association with tourism activities, journeys, or mementos that inadvertently recall former temporal surroundings, déjà vivait describes an uncanny feeling of having already lived a particular moment. Collaborative autoethnographic research illustrates the chronological confrontations that momentarily disorientate sense of past and pre…
Tourist Film Souvenirs and Post-Postmodern Authentication
Identified and analyzed in this article are tourist film souvenirs. Associated with the Rickshaw Run adventure tourism experience, these travel artifacts are crafted from video fragments gathered on the road, combined into an organized overall, and shared online. Films are found to structure tourists’ self-imaginings during and post-travel. Filmmaking enables protagonists to roleplay as extraordinary travelers, to selectively assemble clips repre…
Authenticity
A leading concept in the field of tourism studies, authenticity has a unique relationship with tourism geographies. This state-of-the-art review focuses on this relationship. First, we identity key themes of authenticity research in tourism geographies: place and cultural heritage; place-based experiences; place and community identity. Next, we investigate these themes to consider avenues that tourism geographies can advances the conceptualizatio…
The plurality principle
Agnes Heller's moral philosophy based around plurality is introduced in this article into consumer ethics. Plurality emphasises that open and tolerant societies make moral choices more readily available. Netnography explores moral evaluations of gender and sexuality representation and inclusion within an online consumer community. Findings show that members of the Drag Race sub-Reddit emphasise diversity and inclusivity when interpreting and resp…
The emergence of authenticity
Using the philosophy of critical realism, this article conceptualizes authenticity as a process of emergence to address the question: What makes authenticity possible? This envisions distinct authenticity phases, which are episodic, non-linear, and porous, accompanied by external triggers and internal processes that manifest before, during, and after travel, as perceived in relation to or activated by tourist experiences. Thus, pre-, proto-, in-s…
Negotiating authenticity
Post-postmodern authenticity is introduced and used in this conceptual article to characterise a new and emergent approach to negotiating reality and fantasy by tourists through tourism. Alongside modern and postmodern approaches, post-postmodern authenticity contextualises recent developments within authenticity discourse. Modernism involves constructive, objective and verisimilitude stances for negotiating authenticity and inauthenticity, inclu…
Let's get this show on the road! Introducing the tourist celebrity gaze
The tourist celebrity gaze is identified and outlined in this article. A netnographic study of adventure backpackers' social media, documenting their taking part in the 2019 Mongol Rally, highlights a shift from touring places to being on tour. Hereby, the tourist may go travelling not only to observe, but to be observed by others. Symptomatic of this inverted gaze, distinctions from other travellers are drawn, making the tourist stand out, and a…
Tourism-in-literature
This paper sets out the tourism-in-literature research approach and applies to the intersection between existentialism and tourism. Illustrated is the value of reading works of literature as a means of enriching theoretical understanding within tourism studies. Reviewing selected short stories of the 19th Century French writer Guy De Maupassant, themes of existential alienation, avoidance and authenticity arise in tales involving travel. Through …
The complex cohort
This article uses exploratory netnographic analysis of 12 generation Y backpackers on an extended joint holiday in order to better understand and represent a rapidly emerging but underrepresented cohort. Insight is gained into a complex cohort with high expectations of leisure and tourism. Freedom and familiarity, challenge and indulgence, customisation and community, emerge as the themes which frame their often contradictory consumption. On the …
Tourism culture
Tourism stakeholder exclusion and conflict in a small island
Research in the Isle of Man, British Isles, reveals limited and dysfunctional collaboration between stakeholders, and in particular between public and private sector actors. Power and influence over tourism decision making is generally felt to be restricted to a small and opaque network. Moreover, different levels of interest in and support for tourism further divide stakeholders. Various negative consequences are shown to arise from this absence…
Displacement of Youth from the Isle of Man
Small islands frequently suffer from population decline, especially of young people, putting continuity of community at risk. At the same time, their limited size can mean an intense competition for housing stock, particularly in scenic or economically successful islands which draw investors and migrants: a dynamic that fuels inflation. This paper investigates property inflation on the Isle of Man and its threat of displacing young inhabitants an…
Negotiating authenticity
Post-postmodern authenticity is introduced and used in this conceptual article to characterise a new and emergent approach to negotiating reality and fantasy by tourists through tourism. Alongside modern and postmodern approaches, post-postmodern authenticity contextualises recent developments within authenticity discourse. Modernism involves constructive, objective and verisimilitude stances for negotiating authenticity and inauthenticity, inclu…
Tourism culture
Let's get this show on the road! Introducing the tourist celebrity gaze
The tourist celebrity gaze is identified and outlined in this article. A netnographic study of adventure backpackers' social media, documenting their taking part in the 2019 Mongol Rally, highlights a shift from touring places to being on tour. Hereby, the tourist may go travelling not only to observe, but to be observed by others. Symptomatic of this inverted gaze, distinctions from other travellers are drawn, making the tourist stand out, and a…
Authenticity
A leading concept in the field of tourism studies, authenticity has a unique relationship with tourism geographies. This state-of-the-art review focuses on this relationship. First, we identity key themes of authenticity research in tourism geographies: place and cultural heritage; place-based experiences; place and community identity. Next, we investigate these themes to consider avenues that tourism geographies can advances the conceptualizatio…
Tourism-in-literature
This paper sets out the tourism-in-literature research approach and applies to the intersection between existentialism and tourism. Illustrated is the value of reading works of literature as a means of enriching theoretical understanding within tourism studies. Reviewing selected short stories of the 19th Century French writer Guy De Maupassant, themes of existential alienation, avoidance and authenticity arise in tales involving travel. Through …
The emergence of authenticity
Using the philosophy of critical realism, this article conceptualizes authenticity as a process of emergence to address the question: What makes authenticity possible? This envisions distinct authenticity phases, which are episodic, non-linear, and porous, accompanied by external triggers and internal processes that manifest before, during, and after travel, as perceived in relation to or activated by tourist experiences. Thus, pre-, proto-, in-s…
Tourism stakeholder exclusion and conflict in a small island
Research in the Isle of Man, British Isles, reveals limited and dysfunctional collaboration between stakeholders, and in particular between public and private sector actors. Power and influence over tourism decision making is generally felt to be restricted to a small and opaque network. Moreover, different levels of interest in and support for tourism further divide stakeholders. Various negative consequences are shown to arise from this absence…
Displacement of Youth from the Isle of Man
Small islands frequently suffer from population decline, especially of young people, putting continuity of community at risk. At the same time, their limited size can mean an intense competition for housing stock, particularly in scenic or economically successful islands which draw investors and migrants: a dynamic that fuels inflation. This paper investigates property inflation on the Isle of Man and its threat of displacing young inhabitants an…
Displacement of Youth from the Isle of Man
Small islands frequently suffer from population decline, especially of young people, putting continuity of community at risk. At the same time, their limited size can mean an intense competition for housing stock, particularly in scenic or economically successful islands which draw investors and migrants: a dynamic that fuels inflation. This paper investigates property inflation on the Isle of Man and its threat of displacing young inhabitants an…
Tourism culture
Tourism stakeholder exclusion and conflict in a small island
Research in the Isle of Man, British Isles, reveals limited and dysfunctional collaboration between stakeholders, and in particular between public and private sector actors. Power and influence over tourism decision making is generally felt to be restricted to a small and opaque network. Moreover, different levels of interest in and support for tourism further divide stakeholders. Various negative consequences are shown to arise from this absence…
The complex cohort
This article uses exploratory netnographic analysis of 12 generation Y backpackers on an extended joint holiday in order to better understand and represent a rapidly emerging but underrepresented cohort. Insight is gained into a complex cohort with high expectations of leisure and tourism. Freedom and familiarity, challenge and indulgence, customisation and community, emerge as the themes which frame their often contradictory consumption. On the …
Tourism-in-literature
This paper sets out the tourism-in-literature research approach and applies to the intersection between existentialism and tourism. Illustrated is the value of reading works of literature as a means of enriching theoretical understanding within tourism studies. Reviewing selected short stories of the 19th Century French writer Guy De Maupassant, themes of existential alienation, avoidance and authenticity arise in tales involving travel. Through …
Let's get this show on the road! Introducing the tourist celebrity gaze
The tourist celebrity gaze is identified and outlined in this article. A netnographic study of adventure backpackers' social media, documenting their taking part in the 2019 Mongol Rally, highlights a shift from touring places to being on tour. Hereby, the tourist may go travelling not only to observe, but to be observed by others. Symptomatic of this inverted gaze, distinctions from other travellers are drawn, making the tourist stand out, and a…
Negotiating authenticity
Post-postmodern authenticity is introduced and used in this conceptual article to characterise a new and emergent approach to negotiating reality and fantasy by tourists through tourism. Alongside modern and postmodern approaches, post-postmodern authenticity contextualises recent developments within authenticity discourse. Modernism involves constructive, objective and verisimilitude stances for negotiating authenticity and inauthenticity, inclu…
The plurality principle
Agnes Heller's moral philosophy based around plurality is introduced in this article into consumer ethics. Plurality emphasises that open and tolerant societies make moral choices more readily available. Netnography explores moral evaluations of gender and sexuality representation and inclusion within an online consumer community. Findings show that members of the Drag Race sub-Reddit emphasise diversity and inclusivity when interpreting and resp…
The emergence of authenticity
Using the philosophy of critical realism, this article conceptualizes authenticity as a process of emergence to address the question: What makes authenticity possible? This envisions distinct authenticity phases, which are episodic, non-linear, and porous, accompanied by external triggers and internal processes that manifest before, during, and after travel, as perceived in relation to or activated by tourist experiences. Thus, pre-, proto-, in-s…
Tourist Film Souvenirs and Post-Postmodern Authentication
Identified and analyzed in this article are tourist film souvenirs. Associated with the Rickshaw Run adventure tourism experience, these travel artifacts are crafted from video fragments gathered on the road, combined into an organized overall, and shared online. Films are found to structure tourists’ self-imaginings during and post-travel. Filmmaking enables protagonists to roleplay as extraordinary travelers, to selectively assemble clips repre…
Authenticity
A leading concept in the field of tourism studies, authenticity has a unique relationship with tourism geographies. This state-of-the-art review focuses on this relationship. First, we identity key themes of authenticity research in tourism geographies: place and cultural heritage; place-based experiences; place and community identity. Next, we investigate these themes to consider avenues that tourism geographies can advances the conceptualizatio…
A dropped stitch in time
This article expands upon the well-known concept of déjà vu to develop the notion of déjà vivait. Encountered in association with tourism activities, journeys, or mementos that inadvertently recall former temporal surroundings, déjà vivait describes an uncanny feeling of having already lived a particular moment. Collaborative autoethnographic research illustrates the chronological confrontations that momentarily disorientate sense of past and pre…
Sociology (10 obras) · Tourism (10 obras) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (8 obras) · Political science (8 obras) · Psychology (5 obras) · Aesthetics (4 obras) · Business (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Religious Tourism and Spaces (4 obras) · Tourism geography (4 obras)