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Lenya C. Bloomm, MA in Sociology, ICSyH - BUAP

The interface of tourism and daily life in the built environment of Cancun

Introduction:

I have chosen to examine the tourism and the complexity of its social ramifications reflect the condition of modern humanity in the relationship alienated tourist / tourism workers. I hope that this thesis achieve a perspective that reveals the human condition and emphasizes the ways in which our social structures have been separated by more than ourselves. Tourism and holidays are now an integral part of modern life, work and as such are involved in reproduction and perpetuation of the Marxist concept of alienated labor. My hypothesis is as follows: the holidays are part of the work they are commanded and controlled and serve to renew the energy to continue working without overwhelm us of our condition. We are equally alienated during our vacation during our working day, holidays and work are two sides of the same coin. Normally this impossible for two opposite sides of face, Cancun is impossible but stop when the tourists and workers interact. Cancun people I spoke with showed facets of frustration and anger and perceived injustice and lived as the corruption of their everyday habits. The tourists are unaware of their role in this circumstance and the proximity of their own reality similar. The tourism industry remains of this denial while creating a fantasy of joy. Just as this fantasy is vividly imagined and enjoyed the experience of tourists is vivid. This experience living on a thin line on the border of daily life is the negation of everyday tourist, transposed onto the surface enhanced resident working day per worker in Cancun. More details on the nature of this interaction and the consequent disposal are detailed and explained through a theoretical framework in the second chapter. Just as important as the interface between tourists and workers is the space in which the relationship unfolds, time is both physical and social and therefore composed of thousands of features.




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