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Couchsurfing through the lens of agential realism: intra-active constructions of identity and challenging the subject-object dualism.

Michael O'Regan

The host gaze in global tourism, Pages: 161 - 177

Swansea University Author: Michael O'Regan

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DOI (Published version): 10.1079/9781780640211.0161

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This chapter looks at the reflexive practice of hospitality exchange, enabled by the site, couchsurfing.com, an apparatus that enables individuals to seek new solidarities, encounters, relations and feelings, through and with others. By asking who are guests and hosts in the age of mobility, network...

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Published in: The host gaze in global tourism
ISBN: 9781780640211
Published: Wallingford CABI 2013
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