2016
DOI: 10.7202/1036656ar
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Le rapport à la temporalité du backpacker

Abstract: La littérature scientifique insiste depuis plusieurs années sur l’hétérogénéité du groupe des backpackers, ce qui pose la question de leurs caractéristiques communes. L’article qui suit vérifie l’hypothèse selon laquelle le backpacking se caractérise par une expérience singulière de la temporalité vécue sous le signe de la maîtrise par le voyageur. Au-delà des origines sociales, culturelles et nationales diversifiées des backpackers, de leurs motivations personnelles, de leurs parcours, de leurs budgets et des… Show more

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“…It also adapts the codes of tourism by emphasising not the destination, but the ideal "journey" and the detours that will redefine it. Finally, it is defined through an individual control of temporality (Lachance, 2013). This posture is often taken in works on the existential and socio-cultural dimensions of wandering (Corneloup, 2011;Kirschner, 2018).…”
Section: Theoretical Stance and Discussion On Wanderingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It also adapts the codes of tourism by emphasising not the destination, but the ideal "journey" and the detours that will redefine it. Finally, it is defined through an individual control of temporality (Lachance, 2013). This posture is often taken in works on the existential and socio-cultural dimensions of wandering (Corneloup, 2011;Kirschner, 2018).…”
Section: Theoretical Stance and Discussion On Wanderingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, by analysing their practices in places of tourism, Leroux (2007) concludes that contemporary wanderers pass through the same spaces as other tourists, but according to different modes and rhythms. Being in control of distance (Vacher, 2014), temporalities (Lachance, 2013) and spatial and technological skills (Kaufmann, 2005) favours the preservation of a familiar universe within "otherness" (Kaufmann, 2005). In this framework, Gallez and Kaufmann (2009) question positive mobility, arguing that hypermobile individuals are not necessarily the most mobile, but that their decision-making strategies aim to protect themselves from risks.…”
Section: Theoretical Stance and Discussion On Wanderingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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