This work was completed in part-fulfilment of an MA
Tourism and Leisure. Lancaster University, UK 2000—1, and is
reproduced here strictly for scholarly purposes.
Abstract
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Introduction
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1.1: The control of emotional
expression
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1.2: Themes and trends in emotional
experience: consumption, commodification and the pursuit of
pleasure.
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2.1: Thinking about emotion
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2.2: The affective significance of
the tourist place
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2.3: Emotional discourse and the
mediation of experience
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2.4: Gaining insight into the
tourist’s experience
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2.5: An observing participant
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2.6: The situated observer and self
observation
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2.7:
Engaging with the tourist
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3.1: Introduction
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3.2: The emotional discourse of fear
and fatality
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3.3: Vision, fear and emotional
distancing
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3.4: Self image, status and
emotional performance
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3.5: Fear and bodily pleasure
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3.6: Summary
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4.1: Introduction
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4.2: The sanctification of the
Beatles
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4.3: Interpreting tourists’
experiences
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4.4: Summary
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Appendix
1: Transcript
of interviews from Blackpool Pleasure Beach and introspective
exercise.
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Appendix
2:
Transcript of interviews from The Beatles Story Exhibition
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