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Recognizing the gap between experience and the representation of it, this essay explores the interpellation of the tourist-as-subject in a serendipitous moment-the tourist moment-as represented in narrative. Because it conditions a spontaneous instance of self-discovery and belonging, the moment simultaneously produces and erases the tourist-as-subject, for at the very instant of awareness and self-representation...
This paper explores Israeli backpackers' travel narratives, in which a profound self-change is recounted. These tourists are construed as narrators, whose identity stories, in which the powerful experience of self-change is constructed and communicated, are founded on, and rhetorically validated by the unique experiences of authenticity and adventure. The relation between the travel narrative, attesting...
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