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This symposium aims to investigate the social, political, economic, ethical, and historical power of travel and tourism. Some of the questions that this symposium wishes to address are: Are travel and tourism transformative experiences? How do travelers and tourists register and remember their encounters with difference—and how have these representations changed over time? How do souvenirs, memorabilia, and travelogues circulate and facilitate imagination of other people and places? How has tourism contributed to—and undermined—the process of empire-building?
Publication Date
1-25-2018
Publisher
Seton Hall University
Disciplines
Arts and Humanities | History
Recommended Citation
Seton Hall University, Department of History, "Encounters: Travel and Tourism in Historical Perspective" (2018). Symposium in Comparative History. 4.
https://scholarship.shu.edu/history-symposium/4