Titlebook: Gothic Tourism; Emma McEvoy Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 GOTHIC.TOURISM.GOTHIC TOURISM‘.STRAWBERRY HILL.

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,‘“Boo” to Taboo’: Cultural Tourism and the Gothic,about the place of Gothic in a wider public psyche, and in the cultural politics of contemporary England (and the UK more generally). In the following sections I will be considering family-friendly Gothic at the Norfolk and Norwich, municipal Gothic at Showzam!, and Gothic consumption (and Gothic re

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Management and Organisation Development.. I will be considering the way these castles are presented and interpreted, looking at the different kinds of visitor experience they offer, and thinking about the relationship of each with the discourses and tropes of the Gothic.

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A Tale of Three Castles: Gothic and Heritage Management,.. I will be considering the way these castles are presented and interpreted, looking at the different kinds of visitor experience they offer, and thinking about the relationship of each with the discourses and tropes of the Gothic.

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Conclusion, Researching for this book was a revelation to me. I had not guessed at the size, extent and range of Gothic tourism. I had not expected to find a Gothic that was so respectable and so family friendly — a Gothic that might be associated (as at Showzam!) with civic regeneration, and could even (as at Glastonbury) be enlisted to help save the world.

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2634-6214 s lively study considers Gothic tourism‘s aesthetics and origins, as well as its relationship with literature, film, folklore, heritage management, arts programming and the ‘edutainment‘ business.978-1-349-56220-6978-1-137-39129-2Series ISSN 2634-6214 Series E-ISSN 2634-6222

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Augusto A. Legasto Jr,Amador Murielremains of its towers (in varying degrees of preservation), the shell of a Tudor mansion, and (only relatively recently revealed) the remains of a colonnaded loggia, dating from around the year 1600. The back wall overlooks a steep bluff along the bottom of which runs the Gatcombe brook.

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