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Travel Writers Online magazine blog is delighted to announce the publication of WORKING DEFINITIONS IN LITERATURE AND TOURISM edited by Sílvia Quinteiro and Maria José Marques



WORKING DEFINITIONS IN LITERATURE AND TOURISM

  WORKING DEFINITIONS IN LITERATURE AND TOURISM has brought together many authors and academics who work in the area of literary tourism knowledge to provide researchers with a dictionary of terms and definitions to engage with this field of study.  The publication is now free to download. 

"As part of the project, 40 experts were asked to produce a set of over 60 inputs, each defining the concept in their own way. Considering that future readers will have a wide range of backgrounds, the authors were asked to write their entries as a starting point for further research on the topic or topics to which they refer, and so suggestions for further reading are also included. This book is therefore a meeting place for researchers from around the world, who have generously agreed to share with the scientific community contributions from areas in which they are experts, as well as a starting point for new and additional research."


Photo: C. Mansfield, Clarendon Books Leicester, Bookshop 15h27, Friday 5 July 2019.

 

CONTRIBUTING AUTHORS

Alexandre Bataller Català

Ana Cláudia Silva

Antónia Correia

Cândida Cadavez

Carlos Ceia

Célia M. Q. Ramos

Charlie Mansfield

Didiana Fernandes

Diomira Maria Cicci Pinto Faria

Elisa Almeida

Francesco Visentin

Georges Van Den Abbeele

Graham Busby

Harald Hendrix

Ida Alves

Ilda Erkoçi

Isabel Vieira

Jan Rupp

Joan Masnou

Jon Anderson

Jordi Arcos-Pumarola

Juliana Menezes

Lindy Stiebel

Maria Mota Almeida

Marlette Meneses

Mary McGuckin

Mirian Tavares

Nadia Butt

Nicola J. Watson

Paul Westover

Pere Quer

Richard Butler

Rosalinda Ruiz Scarfuto

Samet Çevik

Sara Rodrigues de Sousa

Scott A. Lukas

Vivina Carreira

Xerardo Pereiro

 

CIAC – Centro de Investigação em Artes e Comunicação da Universidade do Algarve

UAlg – Universidade do Algarve, Campus de Gambelas, 8005-139 Faro

 

ISBN 978-989-9127-03-6  DOI 10.34623/h3xd-jt31

COVER PHOTO Dr Charlie Mansfield DESIGN AND LAYOUT Juan Manuel Escribano Loza

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Photo: C. Mansfield, Clarendon Books Leicester, Bookshop window display 15h27, Friday 5 July 2019. Visited during the conference on travel writing, Borders and Crossings 2019. Do you know the Clarendon Books bookshop?

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    I've only just noticed in the stack of books, slightly to the left of centre, a copy of The Leopard, maroon cover and with a slip-case. I wish I'd seen that before. I'm reading the paperback edition at the moment.

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  2. Dr C Mansfield23 May 2023 at 09:59

    My printed copy of the Working Definitions has just arrived. Thank you to the team and the editors, Sílvia Quinteiro and Maria José Marques.

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