Dreaming Forward: Postidentity and the Generative Thresholds of Tourism  

作　　者：Keith Hollinshead Alfred B.Vellah 

机构地区：[1]Independent Scholar,Cheshire&Warwickshire,England [2]Tourism Studies,Doctoral Student,The Business School,The University of Bedfordshire,England

出　　处：《Journal of Geographical Research》2020年第4期8-21,共14页地理研究（英文）

摘　　要：This manuscript from Hollinshead and Vellah calls for researchers in Tourism Studies and related Fields to reflect upon their own role in refreshing the social imaginaries of“after-colonialism”under the nomadisms of our time.Deleuzian in outlook,it positions the“post”of postcolonialism not as an end to colonialism’s imperatives but as a generative-portal through which new-seeds-of-”becoming”are discernable as the postidentities(rather than the“identities”)of populations are interpretable in multidirectional,non-hierarchical,and not easily-predictable ways.In provoking(after Deleuze)thought per rhizomatic processes(rather than via fixed concepts),the manuscript-critiquing these dynamic matters of“postidentity”-then harnesses the insights of(Leela)Ghandi’s on hybrid-nomadic-subjects,and of Venn on alternative-(com)possible-futures.Thereafter,these concerns of and about“after-colonialism”are critically contextualised within Aboriginal“Australia”,via the views of a pool of Indigenous intellectuals there,who synthesise the disruptive dialectics of belonging-cum-aspiration which they maintain that they and fellow Aboriginal people(of many sorts)face today.Throughout this manuscript,the agency and authority of tourism hovers in its sometimes-manifest/sometimes-latent generative power to project empowering postidentities for the world’s“host”or“visited”populations today.

关 键 词：Postcolonialism DELEUZE Becoming PALPATION Interrelationality Aboriginality the governmentality of tourism The positive inscriptions(of tourism) The flows of possibility(of tourism) 

分 类 号：F59[经济管理—旅游管理]