Anthropology of Tourism 20-AMU-PIE-SL-AT

(po angielsku) After finishing this module, the student: o Will be familiar the large debates of Tourism Anthropology; ability to voice oral and written opinions within these debates and its critical, analytical and constructive strands. o Knows the specificity of anthropological approaches to tourism in comparison to those of other social sciences and the humanities. o Be able to choose appropriate research methods to conduct anthropological studies on tourism-related phenomena o Understand and value tourism as an self-standing domain for generating anthropological knowledge about human ontologies and epistemologies o Has a knowledge of a range of ethnographic field studies on tourism matters and is able to use them for making academic arguments. o understand tourism as a historically grown field of complex transnational social, economic and political relationships; a space in which human desires, imaginations and emotions are produced; a site of cultural performances and experiences of human-and non-human conviviality; a part of the global intersection of (im)mobilities o will be ready to knowledgeably and confidently engage in and contribute to discussions that address tourism with reference to current crises (pandemic, war) and global long-term challenges (climate emergency, global mobility inequalities, armed conflicts)

(po angielsku) Find course materials here: https://teams.microsoft.com/l/team/19%3aKd87gpysyMLrRUIx0Z4MTBwCx6cEEqZlH06k0FiFXsU1%40thread.tacv2/conversations?groupId=764cab56-95ad-4dae-abd9-9bfd079efe59&tenantId=73689ee1-b42f-4e25-a5f6-66d1f29bc092

(po angielsku) Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology, Erasmus+

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(po angielsku) Flipped Classroom. Key readings and reading diary, short video lectures, quizzes, and in-class-discussion of theoretical readings and ethnographies.

(po angielsku) Yes. Name of the course on Teams: Anthropology of Tourism

(po angielsku) 30 h, 5 Points ECTS

(po angielsku) o Will be familiar the large debates of Tourism Anthropology; ability to voice oral and written opinions within these debates and its critical, analytical and constructive strands. o Knows the specificity of anthropological approaches to tourism in comparison to those of other social sciences and the humanities. o Be able to choose appropriate research methods to conduct anthropological studies on tourism-related phenomena o Understand and value tourism as an self-standing domain for generating anthropological knowledge about human ontologies and epistemologies o Has a knowledge of a range of ethnographic field studies on tourism matters and is able to use them for making academic arguments. o understand tourism as a historically grown field of complex transnational social, economic and political relationships; a space in which human desires, imaginations and emotions are produced; a site of cultural performances and experiences of human-and non-human conviviality; a part of the global intersection of (im)mobilities o will be ready to knowledgeably and confidently engage in and contribute to discussions that address tourism with reference to current crises (pandemic, war) and global long-term challenges (climate emergency, global mobility inequalities, armed conflicts)

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