Language, affect, and carnivalesque: Tourism encounters and transgressive narratives on a party island
Party island tourism is construed as a type of tourism that heavily relies on sensory and intimate encounters that evince structures of inequality. In this paper, I investigate how the notion of the party influences the negotiation of sociolinguistic relations on party islands. By employing a lingui...
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2020
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Institution: | De La Salle University |