The Souvenir: Conceptualizing the Object(S) of Tourist Consumption
Published 1 January 2004
Jon Goss
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This chapter contains section titled: Introduction The Mysterious Object of Tourist Consumption The Aura of Objects The Lure of Tourist Consumption Conclusion
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