Kiew22
Taras
Shevchenko National University of Kiev
Fac. of Sociology
BA "Comparative Sociology of Europe" (Prof. Kutsenko)
10/2022
Tourism as a journey through time with a return ticket
by
Prof. Dr. Hasso Spode
Technische Universität Berlin, HAT, Hardenbergstr. 16-18,
D-10623 Berlin
The birth of the romantic (i.e. tourist) gaze at nature and history:
today
A basic but not a reason: the tansport revolutions:
Tourism is not = travel (although in English often mixed). Tourism is a special form of travel (or horizontal mobility, resp.), namely travel without a real purpose. It is consumption of spaces, symbols and experiences. The birth of tourism in 18th century Europe is a result of a new concept of time in face of the acceleration of the social development, the so-called "progess". While enlightenment praised the progess, romanticism condemmed it. In this connection a new view on the "nature" emerged; it turmed from an enemy into a friend. The lecture erxplains this novel, typically European form of travel into "the nature" and "the past". In addition - if there is enough time - it gives an overview of the rise of tourism from an elite practice to a global mass phenomenon.
Further reading (Internet only):
Overview philosophical (Germ): https://www.cicero.de/kultur/unverbesserliche-romantiker/40961 - In: Cicero 24.6.2010
Overview historical (Ukrain) : https://uk.eturbonews.com/tourism-travel-without-real-purpose/ (maschined translation)
On time travel (Engl): https://repozytorium.ur.edu.pl/bitstream/handle/item/6875/9%20pezda-tourism.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y - Jan Pazda in UR JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES 2021
Time, Space, Tourism in the 19th c. (Engl): https://hist-soz.de/publika/Spode_TimeSpaceTourism10X.pdf - In: Eberhard, Winfried / Lübke, Christian (eds.): The Plurality of Europe, Leipzig 2010
Travel vs Tourism (Germ): http://hasso-spode.de/lehre/SPODE-Reisen-Mobilitaet-Tourismus17.pdf - In: Pechlaner, Harald / Volgger, Michael (Hrsg.): Die Gesellschaft auf Reisen – Eine Reise in die Gesellschaft, Wiesbaden 2017
Power-Point-Lecture:
here (password needed)
PW cms
EOF