The Framed World : Tourism, Tourists and Photography (Hardcover)

Contents: Moments, magic and memories: photographing tourists, tourist photographs and making worlds, Mike Robinson and David Picard; Imaging and imagining Pueblo people in Northern New Mexico tourism, Matthew J. Martinez and Patricia C. Albers; Ancient Greek theatres as visual images of Greekness, Vassiliki Lalioti; The accidental tourist: NGOs, photography, and the idea of Africa, Brian Cohen and Ilyssa Manspeizer; The bulimic consumption of pygmies: regurgitating an image of otherness, Stan Frankland; Photographing race: the discourse and performance of tourist stereotypes, Elvi Whittaker; From images to imaginaries: tourist advertisements and the conjuring of reality, Teresa E.P. Delfin; The camera as global vampire: the distorted mirror of photography in remote Indonesia and elsewhere, Janet Hoskins; Re-viewing the past: discourse and power in images of prehistory, Andy Letcher, Jenny Blain and Robert J. Wallis; Entwined histories: photography and tourism at the Great Barrier Reef, Celmara Pocock; The embodiment of sociability through the tourist camera, Joyce Hsiu-yen Yeh; Disposable camera snapshots: interviewing tourists in the field, Elisabeth Brandin; Connecting cultural identity and place through tourist photography: American Jewish youth on a first field trip to Israel, Rebekah Sobel; The purloined eye: revisiting the tourist gaze from a phenomenological perspective, Marie-FranA§oise Lanfant; Index.