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La mondialisation, facteur d'homogénéisation ou de régionalisation du rapport nature-tourisme ? Un regard croisé sur les civilisations occidentale et chinoise
Abstract. The contemporary world is marked by the access to tourism in emerging countries, especially in China. This mutation raises the question of the modalities of the appropriation of tourism. In attempt to answer this question, we will focus on the nature component, which has played an important role in the genesis and development of tourism in the West and also has influenced the Chinese history (first landscape civilization from the Fifth century). Do we observe a transfer of practices and representations, betraying a gap in time (prevalence of temporality) ; a highlighting of specific national cultural (predominance of spatiality) ; or a syncretism inclined to create new models, the result of interbreeding ? The study will focus on French and Chinese domestic tourism, using surveys and historical and contemporary iconographic documents (photographs, paintings, postcards).
Benjamin Taunay est Docteur en géographie, UFR ITBS, université d'Angers
Philippe Violier est Professeur des universités en géographie, directeur de l'ITBS, université d'Angers
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