Authenticity as a tale: architectural reserves

AUTHENTICITY AS A TALE : TOURISM IN ARCHITECTURAL RESERVES Assist. Prof. Ilinka Terziyska SWU Neofit Rilski

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Authenticity – the debate Wang – existential authenticity Activity-related 1) Objectivism Boorstin – pseudo event MacCannel – staged authenticity 2) Constructivism Cohen – symbolic authenticity Bruner – four types of authenticity – verisimilitude, original, true, authority Object-related

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Types of authenticity (after Bruner) Re-enactment of customs & holidays Hotels with authentic motives in their furnishing Folk costumes in restaurants Authentic Historic sites Fortresses Revival architecture VERISIMILITUDE (reproduction) TRUE

Some semantic analysis… ,[object Object],[object Object],Drinking fountain Чешма Used mainly in tales and songs; A symbol of prosperity, the public place in the house; communication place Used mainly in tales and songs; Association with romance, Symbol of generosity and prosperity

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Two subgroups of tale-seekers ,[object Object],[object Object]

The model: Authenticity continuum museum carnival tale

Implications for further research ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

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