Seeing and being seen
Subtitle: tourism in the American West
By: edited by David M. Wrobel and Patrick T. Long ; foreword by Earl Pomeroy.
Contributors: Wrobel, David M.; Long, Patrick T.
Publisher: Published for the Center of the American West, University of Colorado at Boulder by the University Press of Kansas
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Lawrence
Language: eng
Number of pages: 336
Subjects: Tourism -- West (U.S.)
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: tourists, tourism, and the toured upon / David M. Wrobel; title: Seeing and being seen: tourism in the American West / Patricia Nelson Limerick; title: Why I love tourists: confessions of a dharma bum / Rudolfo Anaya; title: For residents and visitors alike: seeking tourism's benefits, minimizing tourism's costs / Patrick T. Long; title: Shedding skin and shifting shape: tourism in the modern West / Hal Rothman; title: No aid and no comfort: early transportation and the origins of tourism in the northern West / Carlos A. Schwantes; title: Tourists and Indians in Fred Harvey's Southwest / Leah Dilworth; title: Seeing America first: the search for identity in the tourist landscape / Marguerite S. Shaffer; title: Tourism, whiteness, and the vanishing Anglo / Sylvia Rodriguez; title: Privations and inconveniences: early tourism in Yellowstone National Park / Paul Schullery; title: Glaciers and gasoline: the making of a windshield wilderness, 1900-1915 / David Louter; title: Selling the scenery: advertising and the national parks, 1916-1933 / Peter Blodgett; title: A dignified exploitation: the growth of tourism in the national parks / Dwight T. Pitcaithley.