Phyllis Passariello

Centre College — United States

Social Sciences · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research(4), Culinary Culture and Tourism(4), Media, Gender, and Advertising(3), Geographies of human-animal interactions(2), Latin American history and culture(2)

Publications26 total

Ecotourism and Cultural Production: An Anthropology of Indigenous Spaces in Ecuador by VeronicaDavidov. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2013. 288 pp.
American Anthropologist·2015
Cosmic Sensorium
Semiotics·2015
Re-membering and Memorializing the Visual: Photography, War Tourism and the Evolving Collective Self in Jersey, Channel Islands
2014
Re-membering and Memorializing the Visual
Semiotics·2014
Religion and Tourism: Crossroads, Destinations and Encounters – By Michael Stausberg
Anthropology & Humanism·2012
The Semiotics of Hoarding
Semiotics·2011
Pilgrims of privilege: Holidays, transnationalism, and expatriate identity in Mesoamerica
PsycEXTRA Dataset·2010
Profiles of a Summer in the Sun: Kentucky Professors Study in Oaxaca, Mexico
Journal on excellence in college teaching·2008
Bodyprints
Semiotics·2008
The Making of Saints: Contesting Sacred Ground
2005· 25 cited
Central States Anthropological Society
Anthropology News·2000
Attitudes to Animals
Cambridge University Press eBooks·1999· 32 cited
Me and my totem: cross-cultural attitudes towards animals
Cambridge University Press eBooks·1999· 18 cited
Heaven's Doorbell
Semiotics·1998
Re-visiting Chiapas, Finding TVLand
Semiotics·1997
Mother of All Tricksters
The American Journal of Semiotics·1997
"Never, Without Her Gladiator"
Semiotics·1995· 1 cited
Limen and Limes
Semiotics·1994
The Maya and the Gringos Many "Unfinished Conversations":Unfinished Conversations: Maya and Foreigners between Two Wars.;Deserted Cities of the Heart.;Gringos.;The Long Night of White Chickens.
Latin American Anthropology Review·1993
The Maya and the Gringos Many “Unfinished Conversations”
Latin American Anthropology Review·1993
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Frequent Co-authors

Francine L. Dolins(2), James A. Serpell(1), Françoise Wemelsfelder(1), Susan D. Healy(1), Robert J. Young(1), James E. King(1), Richard W. Byrne(1), Donald M. Broom(1), David Shepherdson(1), Mary Midgley(1), Andrew J. Petto(1), M. Patricia Hindley(1), David Dewhurst(1), Henk Verhoog(1), David E. Cooper(1), Charles Bergman(1), James F. Hopgood(1), Yoram Bilu(1), Irene Stengs(1), June Macklin(1)