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2018 | 4(231) | 149-173

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Tortilla tour. Turystyka kulinarna w zglobalizowanej Oaxace, południowy Meksyk

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Tortilla Tour. Culinary Tourism in Globalized Oaxaca, Southern Mexico

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W tekście przyglądam się specyfice turystyki kulinarnej w południowo-meksykańskim stanie Oaxaca. Rozważam ją jako przestrzeń działania pozornie przeciwstawnych procesów związanych z (re)produkowaniem lokalnej i narodowej tożsamości kulturowej oraz z intensywną globalizacją. Współzależności te badam na etnograficznym przykładzie jednego z objazdów kulinarnych, w których uczestniczyłam w 2015 roku. Stanowił on część długotrwałych, wielostanowiskowych badań terenowych w Oaxace przeprowadzonych w latach 2011–2017, uzupełnionych interpretacją źródeł zastanych. Analizuję tortilla tour w szerszym kontekście jedzenio-obrazów (foodscapes), czyli przepływu pożywienia, ludzi i wyobrażeń na temat praktyk jedzeniowych (foodways) w transnarodowym społeczeństwie konsumpcyjnym. Przyglądam się także strategiom wytwarzania dziedzictwa kulinarnego na potrzeby turystyki kulturowej, która w założeniu ma prowadzić do stymulowania rozwoju społecznego i ekonomicznego wzrostu regionu.
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This article draws on the results of long-term multisited fieldwork (2011–2017) and analysis of secondary sources to examine the dynamics of culinary tourism in the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca. Through an ethnografic case study – a culinary tour – I show that culinary tourism constitues a space where apparently contradictory processes of (re)production of local and national culture and identity as well as intensive globalization take place. I examine the Tortilla Tour as s foodscape: constant flow of food, people and symbolic representation and meanings of foodways in transnational consumer society, in the context of different strategies of food heritage-making intended to benefit the culinary tourism industry, aimed at social and economic development of the region.

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  • Uniwersytet Warszawski

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