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The Study of Tourism Anthropological and Sociological Beginnings

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600.7.

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10: 0-08-044240-4

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600.7.

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Though there are different views of tourists and tourism among scholars, some of which are revealed in the personal histories of our participants, all those interested in the subject probably would agree with Crick (1989) that it is a multifaceted phenomenon; and Chambers (2000) has done well to remind us that not only tourists and those who provide them with hospitality are involved in touristic activities, but others (air and boat crews, tourist agencies, developers, guides, vendors, porters, etc.) as well. So pursuing our broad-based interests and persisting in our thinking of tourists as leisured travelers, we can view tourism as a pan-human, historically conditioned social process that can include a variety of social actors, which, as Nash (1981:462) sees it:

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