Souvenirs: The Material Culture of Tourism

Abstract

Souvenirs with soul - 800 years of pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela, Michael Houlihan tourism and material culture in Turkey, Jennifer Scarce reproducing India - international exhibitions and Victorian tourism, Nicky Levell from earliest contacts - an examination of Inuit and Aleut art in Scottish collections, Briony Crozier exotic souvenirs of travelling surrealists, Louise Tythacott women's suffrage souvenirs, Katherine Bradley gifts as tokens of filial esteem - meanings of Blackpool souvenirs, Gerald Mars and Valerie Mars transformations of tourist and souvenir - travels and collections of Philla Davis, Andrew West contemporary crafts as souvenirs, artefacts and functional goods and their role in local economic diversification and cultural development, Graeme Evans tourism and Ainu identity, Hokkaido, Northern Japan, Jane Wilkinson Awaji Ningyo - its changing role within a local, national and international community, Jennifer Verlini stealing souls for souvenirs -or why tourists want the real thing, Stephanie Bunn tourist markets and Himalayan craftsmen, Ken Teague ceramic arts of Peru and Ecuador - echoes of Prehispanic past and influences of tourist present, George Bankes souvenirs from Kambot (Papua New Guinea) -the sacred search for authenticity, Roberta Colombo Dougoud souvenirs, ethics and aesthetics - some contemporary dilemmas in South Pacific, Nick Stanley Kente connections - role of Internet in developing an economic base for Ghana, Margaret Grieco Dalecarlian masks - one souvenir's many voices, Monica Hanefors and Tom Selwyn Whimsey - a part of American and Canadian Victoriana, Ian West.

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