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Peiling Zhou2025

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Communitas, fluidunitas and healing at a post-secular pilgrimage tourism site

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2009`How many cases do I need?'2008Notes on Post‐Secular Society 2008Culture, emotion regulation, and adjustment.2003Effect of spiritual well-being on end-of-life despair in terminally-ill cancer patients 2008The search for authenticity in the pilgrim experience 2003Pilgrimage at contested sites 1996Lourdes: healing in a place of pilgrimage 2008Celebrity fan involvement and destination perceptions

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Year2025

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Published2025-12-19

VenueAnnals of Tourism Research

ISSN-L0160-7383

Languageen

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