Ambivalent Encounters, Childhood; Tourism; and Social Change in Banaras; India

Author

Huberman; Jenny

Year

2012

Publisher

Rutgers University Press

Type

BOOK

Description

This ethnographic study brings together scholarship on the anthropology of childhood, tourism, consumption, and exchange to examine how and why children working as unlicensed peddlers and tourist guides along the waterfront of Banaras, India, a popular and iconic tourist destination, elicit such powerful reactions from western visitors and locals in their community and explores how the children themselves experience their work and render it meaningful.

Ambivalent Encounters, Childhood; Tourism; and Social Change in Banaras; India

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