Instagramable Tourist Places: authenticity through image in media society era
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https://doi.org/10.34019/2238-2925.2020.v10.30083Abstract
This theoretical essay aims to problematize the social desire for tourist travel in contemporary times. Resuming a critical tradition in the sociology of tourism that foresaw in the phenomenon the emergence of an increasingly imagetic social reality, the work hypothesis supports the idea that desire for tourist travel shares the same logic that characterizes the so-called midia society: a mimetic social practice, digitally shared, without the idea of surprise, and in which the goal is, especially, to recognize what other tourists are posting on social networks. That is what can be inferred from places made tourist by the influence of the social network of Instagram. To do this essay, bibliographic sources and secondary data extracted from electronic portals of magazines and newspapers were used. The essay has a theoretical orientation based on historical-dialectical materialism.
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