Index

Citation

Beeton, S. (2022), "Index", Unravelling Travelling: Uncovering Tourist Emotions through Autoethnography (The Tourist Experience), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 223-226. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-80117-179-320211020

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Copyright © 2022 Sue Beeton

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INDEX

Academic voice

, 35

Amusement

, 157

Analytical autoethnography

, 33–34, 68–69, 151

analytical to evocative autoethnography

, 180

connected and disconnected emotion

, 173–174

deep awe/numinousity

, 174–175

descriptive model

, 178–179

emotional connection

, 169–171

emotional disconnection

, 171

evocative autoethnographies

, 151–152

graphic models

, 175–178

grounded theory

, 152–153

inferred emotions

, 164–169

keywords and themes

, 162–164

lonely/alone

, 172–173

reflective or reflexive analysis

, 156–160

text analysis

, 153–156

theoretical models

, 175

in travel and tourism

, 53–57

travel emotions

, 161

Analytical models

, 203–205

Analytical process

, 157

Anger

, 16, 158

Animals of Rajpur

, 117–120

Atom theory

, 139

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)

, 34–35

Attraction approach

, 7

Autoethnographic/autoethnography

, 18, 22, 76, 161

analytical autoethnography in travel and tourism

, 53–57

assessing

, 41–43, 198

becoming autoethnographic researcher

, 193–197

case for autoethnography in tourism research

, 200

criticisms, challenges and concerns

, 37–41

criticisms of and assessing

, 71–72

development as research method

, 23–25

early travel and tourism

, 59–61

evocative, performance or analytical

, 25–34

evocative travel and tourism

, 57–59

final digression

, 201

Flâneusing

, 21–23

illustrating power of

, 34–37

in leisure

, 45–47

in leisure, travel and tourism

, 69–70

quality of research

, 198–200

quality of travel and tourism

, 61

reflexive analysis of methodological process

, 197–198

researcher

, 193–197

texts

, 22

and tourism

, 68–70

touristic journeys

, 61–63

in travel and tourism

, 47–53

warning

, 200–201

Awe

, 157

Basic emotions

, 16

Black Feminist Autoethnography (BFA)

, 36

Boundaries

, 25

Business approach

, 7

Child and traveller

, 104–105

Chôra

, 13

Chorister

, 13

Cinema et Turismo

, 60

Coherent

, 155

Cohesion

, 155

Collaborative autoethnography

, 58–59

Colonizing tourist-cum-researcher

, 19

Confessional tale

, 23

Confused/conflicted

, 173

Connected emotion

, 173–174

Connectedness

, 177–178

Contempt

, 158

Content analysis

, 154–155

Continuum

, 175–177

Critical analysis

, 12–13

Culture

, 76–78

skin of

, 81–82

Data

, 199

Deep awe/numinousity

, 174–175

Definitional approach

, 6

Depth

, 66

Descriptive model

, 178–179, 205

Differential Emotions Scale (DES)

, 10

Digressions

, 2, 65

Disconnected emotion

, 173–174

Disgust

, 16, 158

‘Ellis’ approach

, 38

Embarrassment

, 158

Emodiversity

, 11, 157, 159

Emotional connection

, 169

to culture

, 170

to land

, 170–171

to past

, 171

to people

, 169–170

Emotional disconnection

, 171

Emotional engagement

, 56

Emotional experiences

, 84

tourist experience as

, 8–13

Emotional themes and words

, 163

Emotional tourist

, 16–20, 203, 205

Emotions

, 5, 11–12, 87

qualities

, 9

role in tourist experience

, 208–210

in tourism

, 12

Ethical approach

, 199

Ethics of autoethnography

, 40–41

Evaluative Tradition

, 9

Evocative autoethnography

, 26–29, 68–69, 151–152, 205–208

analytical to

, 180

outcomes

, 181–189

storytelling

, 84

Evocative travel

, 57–59

Experiencescapes

, 7–8, 66

Fascinans

, 19, 166

Fear

, 16, 158

Feeling Tradition

, 9

Flâneur

, 21

Flâneuse

, 21

Frisson

, 124–125

12 Frisson, Shivers and Slivers

, 156

Ganga

, 102

Ganga Arti

, 102–103

Graphic models

, 175, 204–205

connectedness

, 177–178

continuum

, 175–177

Gratitude

, 157

Great Wave off Kanagawa

, 123

Grounded theory

, 152–153

Guest

, 93–97

Guilt

, 158

Happiness

, 16

Hate

, 158

Hierarchy of Needs

, 6

Hope

, 157

Humanity

, 66

Immediate approach

, 7

India

trauma and healing in

, 117–120

traveling experience in

, 88–89

Individual tourist experience

, 6

Inferred emotional themes

, 164

Inferred emotions

, 158–159, 164–169

Inspiration

, 157

Interest

, 157

Iterative journey

, 158

Japan, traveling experience in

, 89–91

Jerusalem Syndrome

, 19

Journaling

, 47

Journey modes

, 6

Joy

, 17, 158

Kanji characters

, 106

Katsuobushi

, 115–116

Key-themes-in-context

, 164

Keywords-in-context

, 156, 158

Kumbh Mela

, 102

Leisure, autoethnography in

, 45–47, 69–70

Literary autoethnography

, 23

Lonely/alone

, 172–173

Love

, 158

Man from Snowy River, The (Australian classic poem)

, 78

Marwari Horse

, 98–99

Memorable experiences

, 16

Memory

and recall

, 66–67

role and recall in tourist experience

, 13–16

work

, 15

Messiness

, 12

Metanoia

, 140

Modes of journey

, 6

Modes of tourist experiences. 65

Monoamine neurotransmitters

, 12

Motivational Tradition

, 9

Mysterium

, 19, 166

Nakasendo Way

, 97–98

Negative emotions

, 19–20

Neuroscience

, 12

Non-governmental organisation (NGO)

, 127

Objectivity

, 23

Omotenashi

, 95

Open coding

, 153

Peak experiences

, 18

Pedagogical leaning

, 151

Performance autoethnography

, 29–33, 68–69

Personal research development

, 195–196

Phases of individual tourist experience

, 6

Poetic tourist

, 52

Post hoc

satisfaction approach

, 7

surveys and recollection

, 11

Power of stories

, 199

Pre-COVID-19 world

, 1

Pride

, 158

Qualities of emotion

, 9

Quality of research

, 198–200

Quality of travel and tourism autoethnographies

, 61

Reflection

, 156

Reflective analysis

, 156–160

Reflexive analysis

, 156–160

Reflexivity

, 156, 197

Reliability

, 23

of memory

, 14

Relief Riders International (RRI)

, 80, 107

Religious diversity

, 81

Responsibility

, 198–199

Road Trip

, 5

Sacred travels

, 99–104

Sadhus (holy men)

, 111

Sadness

, 16, 158

Seeker model

, 178–179

Sense of place

, 12

Serenity

, 158

Shame

, 158

Shiokatsuo

, 116

Shivers

, 124–125

Slivers

, 124–125

Sociocultural meanings analysis

, 199

Solo travelling

, 83

Spiritual rejuvenation

, 84

Spirituality

, 179

Stress

, 158

Surprise

, 16

Systematic Self-Observation (SSO)

, 33

Temiyage

, 95

Text analysis

, 153

content analysis

, 154–155

thematic and contextual identification

, 155–156

Theoretical modelling

, 159–160

Theory

, 59

Tourism

, 10

analytical autoethnography in

, 53–57

marketing

, 7

Tourism Autobiographical Memory Scale (TAMS)

, 14–15, 67

Tourism autoethnography

, 47–53, 68–70 (see also Analytical autoethnography)

early travel and tourism

, 59–61

evocative travel and tourism

, 57–59

quality of travel and

, 61

Tourism Recreation Research

, 60

Tourist emotions

, 67–68

Tourist experience

, 2, 5–8

as emotional experience

, 8–13

emotional tourist

, 16–20

and emotions

, 65

memory and recall

, 13–16, 66–67

tourist emotions

, 67–68

Trauma and healing in India

, 117–120

Travel

, 1, 10

analytical autoethnography in

, 53–57

autoethnography in

, 47–53, 69–70

emotions

, 161

modes

, 6

quality of

, 61

Traveling experience

aloha

, 136–138

animals of Rajpur

, 117–120

child and traveller

, 104–105

creating impossible places

, 128–131

crooked angle

, 88

experience of Indian wedding

, 109–114

frisson, shivers and slivers

, 124–125

grounding emotions

, 138–140

guest

, 93–97

ill-health through overwork

, 114–115

India

, 88–89

India’s last lesson

, 133–136

Japan

, 89–91

Katsuobushi

, 115–117

lies

, 131–133

looking from crooked angle

, 91–92

Marwari Horse

, 98–99

Nakasendo Way

, 97–98

oblique obsessions

, 120–124

ready to scream

, 105–109

sacred travels

, 99–104

‘They Came from the Stars’

, 125–128

beyond tired

, 92–93

Traveller, child and

, 104–105

Travelling, solo

, 83

Tremendum

, 19, 166

Uluru

, 9–13

Validity

, 23

Visual autoethnography

, 52

Word repetitions

, 155

World War II (WWII)

, 23