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Reverse-Exoticism: Writing Practices, Alternative Voices and Heritagization10th and 11th september 2010Panel of the 2010 Conference: Tourism and Seductions of DifferenceLisbon, Portugal, 9-12 Sept 2010http://sites.google.com/site/tourismcontactculture/project-definitionCyril Isnart – Cidehus-Universidade de Évora – PortugalEma Pires – CRIA-ISCTE and Universidade de Évora – PortugalDiscutant: Brian O’Neill – ISCTE – Portugal10th september 201016:00-17:30 Tourism and reverse practicesSaskia Cousin – LAIOS/IIAC, EHESS/CNRS, FranceIn-Between Otherness: Seductions of Ethnography in TourismFlorence E. Babb – Center for Women’s Studies and Gender Research, University of Florida, USAFrom Revolutions to Resorts: The Allure of the Once ForbiddenAlex M. Saragoza – University of California, USAThe Seduction of Invented Nostalgia: Ethnic nationalism and “Mexican heritage” tourism11th september 20109:30-11:00: Re-exotizing the cultures of the minoritiesMorgan Ndlovu – Monash University, South AfricaThe Presence of the Absent in the Construction of Zulu Cultural villages in South Africa: Unlocking the myth of the Myth-Reality dichotomy in the authenticity debate of cultural representationsSilvia Chiarini – Institut d’Ethnologie méditerranéenne, Européenne et Comparative (IDEMEC) – FranceWriting in the construction of cultural heritage and identity in the “Occitan valleys” of Piedmont (Italy)Enrique Galván-Álvarez – University of Alcalá – SpainA Song Once Exotic: Isles of Fortune, Misfortune and Dreaming.11:30-13:00 Tourism, religion and exoticismJudith S. Neulander – Case Western Reserve University – USARace and Reverse Exoticism in New MexicoCláudia Pereira – Department of Anthropology, ISCTE-IUL – PortugalMarketing the colonial past: Gaudde dances in Goan (Indian) tourismGeneral discussionDirected by Brian O’Neill – ISCTE – Portugal