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Corpos, turismos, ressonâncias
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O objetivo do presente ensaio é o de apresentar uma reflexão, em curso, acerca do corpo humano como interface da experiência turística. Partindo de um modelo da Antropologia Filosófica que encara o humano como um ser unitário, e com enfoque na fenomenologia de Maurice Merleau-Ponty, observamos radicalmente como os fatores corpo, espaço, tempo e intencionalidade moldam a experiência turística, fomentando um sentido aprofundado de uníssono com o entorno e de cuidado e consideração ética com todos os seres vivos. Tais reflexões são um convite a que se reformule o nosso modo atual de ver e de ser turismo, tornando-o mais sensível e eticamente válido nas suas abordagens ônticas e metodológicas.
The objective of this essay is to present an ongoing reflection on the human body as an interface of the tourist experience. Starting from a model of Philosofical Anthropology that sees the human as a unitary being, and focusing on the phenomenology of Maurice Merleau-Ponty, we radically observe how the factors body, space , time and intentionality shape the tourist experience, fostering a deep sense of unison with the environment and of care and ethical consideration for all living things. Such reflections are an invitation to reformulate our current way of seeing and being tourism, making it more sensitive and ethically valid in its ontic and methodological approaches.
The objective of this essay is to present an ongoing reflection on the human body as an interface of the tourist experience. Starting from a model of Philosofical Anthropology that sees the human as a unitary being, and focusing on the phenomenology of Maurice Merleau-Ponty, we radically observe how the factors body, space , time and intentionality shape the tourist experience, fostering a deep sense of unison with the environment and of care and ethical consideration for all living things. Such reflections are an invitation to reformulate our current way of seeing and being tourism, making it more sensitive and ethically valid in its ontic and methodological approaches.
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Autenticidade Ética Ressonância Merleau-Ponty Autenticity Ethics Resonance