Consuming dark tourism: A Thanatological Perspective

TL;DR: In this paper, the relationship between dark tourism consumption and mortality within contemporary society is examined, and it is suggested that wider ontological and thanatological themes may be consequential to a dark tourism visit, rather than being a primary motivating factor.

TL;DR: In this paper, Eisner recounts conversations with co-authors about the tradition of "pain-taking" and its challenges to established assessments of torture, the women's haunting, touristic return to Con Đảo Prison where they were once incarcerated and tortured, their practice of ethical relations with ghosts of war, alternative forms of mourning and responses to trauma, and Eisner's resulting sense of witnessing as a process of unlearning.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors examined the relationship between service evaluation variables; service quality and tourist satisfaction, place attachment, Umrah experience, tourist memory with the behavioural intention of Umrah pilgrims.

TL;DR: Incelemektedir as discussed by the authors postmodernizm, modern dönemin bütün kurallarına karşı çıkan, sürekli yenilik ve ilerleme söylemini reddeden yapısıyla kültürel çeşitliliği savunmaktadır.

TL;DR: McCarthy as mentioned in this paper discusses the application of Kant's Critique of Kant to Discourse Ethics, and proposes a program of philosophical justification for moral consciousness, communicative action, and moral and ethical life.

TL;DR: The Sacred canopy: elements of a sociological theory of religion as discussed by the authors, the Sacred canopy is a symbolic representation of a socio-political theory of a religion, and it can be seen as a symbol of the social order.

TL;DR: Boorstin's Prophetic vision of an America Inundated By Its Own Illusions has become an Essential Resource For Any Reader Who Wants To Distinguish The Manifold Deceptions Of Our Culture From Its Few Enduring Truths as mentioned in this paper.