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The article "Fantasy Islands" points out that Western sex tourists tend to say that sex is more "natural" in the Third World, and that "prostitution is not really prostitution" for locals but rather it is this. - ANSWER-a way of life
The article "Fantasy Islands" explains that Western women sex tourists' view the meals, cash, and gifts they supply their local sex partners not as forms of payment but which of the below? - ANSWER-expressions of their benevolence
One of Vernadette Gonzalez's key points is that the Pearl Harbor military complex uses the pleasure of tourism to do this. - ANSWER-to obscure U.S. history of imperialism on the island
Unlike the memorial to fallen soldiers at the USS Arizona, Gonzalez suggests this ship embodies war at a remove, away 1 / 3
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from the blood, sweat, and carnage, an abstract vision of violence. - ANSWER-USS Missouri
In the article Fantasy Islands, some scholars have suggested that western men's penchant for sex tourism has to do with which of the below? - ANSWER-
Western women, like their male counterparts, employ fantasies for Otherness for which of the reasons below? - ANSWER-
Gonzales suggests that war related attractions like Pearl Harbor stay in demand because they are a part of this. - ANSWER-
How much of O'ahu's land has been occupied by the U.S.military. - ANSWER-
When tourists come to the Mayers Ranch, they begin from a place of familiarity then move to a more rural or wildly primitive place then return to their familiar space, but transformed. Bruner suggests that tourists essentially enter an imaginary space in which they negotiate these raw physical and conceptual experiences, or what he refers to as this. - ANSWER- experience theater 2 / 3
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On the Mayers Ranch, tourists are provided opportunities to purchase handworked crafts from the Maasai and Samburu. For example, Maasai and Samburu women make and sell bead craft to tourists. Where do the beads come from? - ANSWER-they are imported from Czechoslovakia
Bruner uses this phrase to describe tourists' doubt when wondering if they are experiencing something culturally credible, authentic, or accurate. - ANSWER-the questioning gaze
When the Mayers Ranch was operational, it had two forms of work that local Maasai and Samburu were employed in. One was as performers for the tourists. What was the other form of employment? - ANSWER-farm laborers
Elmina Castle is one tourist site whose meaning is struggled over between local Ghanians who live in the area and African American diaspora tourists who come from abroad. How do the Ghanians view the castle? - ANSWER-as part of the long history of Ghana
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