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Scenes from Paradise: Postcards, Placemaking, and Tourism in Contemporary Spain
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Join us for an engaging lecture by William (Bill) Nichols, Associate Dean of the Honors College and Professor in Spanish Literature and Culture at Georgia State University. In his latest work, “The Paradox of Paradise: Creative Destruction and the Rise of Urban Coastal Tourism in Contemporary Spanish Culture”, Nichols delves into the evolution of urban coastal tourism in Spain, revealing how destinations like Torremolinos and Benidorm transformed from local gems to international hotspots. We will explore the chapter, “Scenes from Paradise: Postcards, the Tourist Gaze, and the Generation of Dreams,” that examines the interplay between tourism, cultural production, and the dreams they inspire. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the cultural landscape of Spain through the lens of creativity and economic transformation!
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Students
Faculty/Staff
Public
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No
Perks
Free Food
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- Atlanta Campus