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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Preface: The Politics of Sentiment and the Nature of the Real -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Medardo Ángel Silva and Guayaquil Antiguo at the Turn of the Twentieth Century -- Part 1. Sentiment and History -- 1. Medardo Ángel Silva: Voces Inefables -- 2. Guayaquil Antiguo: Sentiment, History, and No -- Part 2. Music, Migration, and Race -- 3. Musical Reconversion: The Pasillo's National Legacy -- 4. The Migration of Guayaquilean Modernity: Problemas Personales and Guayacos in Hollywood -- 5. Instances of Blackness in Ecuador: The Nation as the Racialized Sexual Global Other/Order -- Conclusion: Guayaquilean Modernity and the Historical Power of Sentiment -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index

RAFAEL DE LA DEHESA: Queering the Public Sphere in Mexico and Brazil:Sexual Rights in Emerging Democracies. Durham & London: Duke UniversityPress, 2010.

Frontmatter -- Contents -- About the Series -- 1 Introduction Memory, Race, and the Nation in Public Spaces -- First Things First -- Two Peoples, One Museum: Biculturalism and Visitor " Experience" at Te Papa-"Our Place," New Zealand's New National Museum -- Contesting Time, Place, and Nation in the First Peoples' Hall of the Canadian Museum of Civilization -- "Unfinished Business": Public History in a Postcolonial Nation -- Colonial Legacies and Winners' Tales -- Exhibiting Asia in Britain: Commerce, Consumption, and Globalization -- The Alamo: Myth, Public History, and the Politics of Inclusion -- Ellis Island Redux: The Imperial Turn and the Race of Ethnicity -- State Stories -- A Cultural Conundrum? Old Monuments and New Regimes: The Voortrekker Monument as Symbol of Afrikaner Power in a Postapartheid South Africa -- Narratives of Power, the Power of Narratives: The Failing Foundational Narrative of the Ecuadorian Nation -- Affective Distinctions: Race and Place in Oaxaca -- Under-Stated Stories -- Marking Remembrance: Nation and Ecology in Two Riverbank Monuments in Kathmandu -- Saving Rio's "Cradle of Samba": Outlaw Uprisings, Racial Tourism, and the Progressive State in Brazil -- Afrocuban Religion, Museums, and the Cuban Nation -- Haunting Delgrès -- Bibliography -- Contributors -- Index

This volume considers world-making as the intersection of the fan pilgrimage experience and the responses of destinations. It examines the emerging field of popular culture tourism and its connection with fan studies and placemaking. It integrates theory and practice and provides evidence-based recommendations for popular culture destinations