Turismo y re-creación étnica en la selva peruana
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15381/is.v11i18.7152Keywords:
Cultural tourism, Ecotourism, Exoticism, Representation, Peruvian Amazon jungle, Shipibos.Abstract
The observation of indigenous societies in the Amazonia give us a firm basis to make precisions about the anthropology of tourism, understood as a guided, organized and anchored glance at exotic representation and cultural consumption.
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